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ever represented 70 De eHeCteu mercury OF CATO
mel in any form. They act gently upon the bowels,
same time they give tone and strength to the general
system. Price Is cents.
DR. BROTHERS. DIURETIC DROPS.
For the Gravel, and oil Affections Of the Kidneys,
difficulty in vodng Urine attended with heat and
scading. They will also be found a very valuable
remedy in Fluor Albus, or Whites, and Gonorrh@a.
complaints, in Nephrits, or Inflammation of the Kid
neys in Cystts, or Inflammation of the Bladder, in
Hematuria bloody urine, and all other diseases of
the Urinary apparatus, however severe and painful
better remedy for these complaints is not known.
Price 81.
DR.. BROTHERS VEGETABLE EMETIC.
This Emetic exerts very salutary influence over
the animal economy, and removes diseases when
other remedies fail
The stomach is coated frequently with viscid
tenacious fluid, which prevents the action Of purgs-
tves and other agents. in this the functions
of this primary and important organ are deranged
that nothing will act benefcisy it's living fibre ;
Cathartics pass through il and the bowels without
removing any morbid accumulation, or restoring
healthy lone to these parts.
inns emenc, from ITS peculiar combination, has q
threefold effect upon the system. When any morbid
affection depends upon, or is connected with, over
dstension OF the stomach the presence of scrd
indigestbe substances, vomiting gives speedy relief
2. II not only thus dslodges from the stomach for
eign and deleterious agents, but 1t produces new
action and thus changes the secretons by its smu-
latng effects on the stomach, lungs, liver, DO
g. In consequence Of the intimate counexion be-
tween the stomach and the capillary system or the
minute vessels Of the surface most important and
ssutary effect Is produced by the operation Of vom-
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natural uterine secretions by removing the causes
by which they are arrested or checked, and bs Civ
ing tone and health to the general system they are
therefore efectua remedy IN all cases OF DIFFICULT
painful or obstructed menses having been used IN
multitudes Of cases. in the private practice Of the
original proprietor with singular success, IN which
they have proved TO be Of the highest value and eff
cacy. Price 30 cents
DIR. BROTHERS. DIAPHoRErIC POWDERS.
These Powders form very valuable Anodyne, Di-
aphoretic and Sudorifc compound. They are b~re
cally administered in Fever, St. Anthonys Fire, or
Erysipeas Diarrh@a, Dysentery Cholera Morbusj
sudoriic, is required In these diseases it should
be administered in small doses. 1t is also applicable
to many other diseases, such as rheumatism and
govt, collie, and gripping pains, 30. 1t promotes per-
produces constant moisture of the skin for great
length Of time, while it allays irritation and gives
rest so cents. sep l5-eod1y
nR. BROTHERs' CONCENTRATED
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

The KANSAS FREE STATE LEGIsLATuRE.-A
Kansas letter in the st. Louis Republican, dated
the 25th uli, says
The legislature of Topeka was miserable and
ludlcrous abortion and ita members are Hiding
themselves from judicial processes like frighren-
ed ostriches. Some have fled to Iowa, some tn
Missouri pnd the rest ere hiding their heads in
the hu-het, in the win hope of security. The
grand jury Of the Circuit Court under the nstruc-
ton OF Judge Lecompte. have indicted not only
the members but all the Judges OF elections; and
ii is the intention of his honor at his term in Doug
las, which begins next week, to have bills found
against Gov Robinson, Lieut.. Coy. Roberts, aud
all the executive officers.
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wenre told by the New York Courier and En-

We are told by the New YorkConrief and En-
qairer. that the friends of Mr.. FfLMuRE.at Wash
ug,on, have given the most emphatic assurances
to tho Southern Know Nothings. that in the
oven, Of his election TO the Presidency he will
moi undor any contingency. oountennnce or be n
party to, any legislation which shall disturb that
portion Of the Kansas Nebraska act which re-
peals the Missouri Compromise. And that shee,
adds that these assurances have been received in
good faith by the Southern wing of tho American
party in Congress, and that on this platform the
latter feel certain Of carrying the Wing States of
the south We ate very glad to hear TINT Mr..
Fillmorc's friends have been enabled TO give such
assurances to the South, though the authority of
the New York Courier and Enquirer was scarce
ly needed as guarantee of the fact. The past
history of Mr. FILLMORE is worth more than the
promises Of his trends Ia reality. these can be
based on but little else than the known political
integrity Of Mr.. FILLMORE, and his profound re-
rrect for tho constitution, and the laws made in
pursuance thereof.
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by an arrival II: New York have advice
from Dcmeraro to the 22d February The AN.
gel Hhhrei' mot excitement continued, and some
90 ~ 700 arrests had been made. The black :
VIII" had been melted to deed, of violence aa,nin,t
t'ie Portuguese 10y this "Angc' (whe i. in pris.
oal hGd pulled down, pundercd and set fire 10 "A
good many Roman Catholic Churches aud par.
tuGuese ships. The authorities had sent tn n
humber of islands for vessels of war 10 protect
the place. Business was dull in consequence of
the riots.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

THE GRAIN TRADE OF THE WEST is subject
of good deal of discussion in the papers Some
of the Western papers say that there is compare
tiyeIv but little wheat in store on the railroads
and canals of that section Of the country. The
price of seed wheat in the interior of Illinois is
considerably above the market spring wheat for
seed and milling bringing from 30 to 81 So and
the supply Furnished is barely sufficient to meet
home consumption. The stock of corn. on the
other hand, is represented as being quite heavy
AT Louisville the price of corn has declined ma
terially, causing to Spectators serious losses
Holders have in u great measure ceased ship
ping, ~ the price in foreign markets would not
warrant the cost Of transportation.
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The Princess Royal Of England was confirmed
in the Royal Chapel, at Windsor on tho 20h
ult., in the presence of great array of dignita-
res She will be married next.
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ALLIN CorpERs.--A German named Baker.
living in Utica New York. having been conSic-
ted Of assault aud battery and fined $500, pro-
cured The amount in cents, and hired a horse and
cart Ia deliver them to the Authorities. The Uti-
ca Herald says they will i'll four or five bar
rpls
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Kid gloves are To greai extent made out OF lat
skins. md the price Of rat. in New York is going
up rapidly. One writer says that raj breeding
will yei be profitable employment!
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Doctor Fordyce sometimes drank good deal
at dinner. llr was 81 nmnupd evening 10
SEQ u lady patient, when h' was more than halt
seas over, and conscious that hc Feel
ing her pulse, aud finding hia 'elf unable 20 count
it. beats. he mutlrrcd: dunk. hy lingo
Mex, morning, recull.cljng the circum ta.ee he
was greatly vcNed; and just ns he was thinking
what explanation Of hi, behavior be shond oifrr
70 th" lady,, letter from her vas pa lnto his
hand she too well knew" said the letter.
'thnt he had discovered he unfortunate oanli.
ton in which she wns whrn he Inst visited her;
aud she entroatcd hu to- keep the mettsr secret.
in consideration of the cncio-,d hundred pound
bank note"
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Hon. Edward Everett having generously refu-
sed 10 accept any compensation for the delivery
of his Grafton on the character Of Washington, IN
New York under the auspices of the Mercantile
Library Association, which at an entrance fee OF
only twenty five cents. yielded nearly twelve
hundred dollars. the Association have deternn-
ed to invest the proceeds in the purchase OF some
seven hundred volumes Of standard works and in
recognition of the deep obligation they are un-
der 10 that gentleman, to inscribe on every book
represented by the Hon. Edward Everett"
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The proceedings of the Pence Conference have
beeo kept with such care that nothing worth
naming has been permitted TO oozs through the
press although we see it stated that the primer
pal parts in the diplomatic struggle have been
borne by Lord Clarendon and Count Orlot, 1t
is also added that the French Foreign Minister
in every case supported the Russian envoy,--a
proof. If one were wanting, that the French ruler
was a. sincerely anxious for peace as the Car
himself From all this tsays the Liverpool Times
lit may be inferred that if we had not agreed
TO tho terms which have been accepted by France:
we should have been deserted by our ally. and
lett TO fight out the battles with such Indifferent
aid as we could get from Sardinia and Turkey"
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not done we shall take it for granted that IL
presence I. conniyed at by those who. for the
Presidential mess of pottsge," would sell th e
South 20 it, enemies"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

A n N tirruit tOU,t OF Amher>f county, con-
~ tinued by adjournment, and held the 25h day Of
March. 1866
Edmond J. Hill Plaintiff,
against
Reuben - Hill in Lis right and rs eXor Of William D.
Hill Ajax q \. HILL William y. +. Hin, Elizabeth Hill,
WIN Hill Richard J. Hill Henry lIil John D. L. Brown,
Juliet Amanda his wife. Pleasant Greasy and Etoza
his Wife Zrena p. Greasy, William d. IL. Greasy John +.
Greasy, Mary Greasy Jordan Greasy Cyrus 7. Greasy,
Tobias Greasy, aad the unknown children of EtcIa w
Greasy Docninlls
The doth aludFe order and decree that of the
Commissioners this Court do take of the piFs
William b Hills estate, also of all other claims
against said estate, and maxi port thereof And that said
what the of said deccdent
consists whether be divided in kind and make
port the Court And notice of the taking these
he given by publication week for four
successive yceis in the l.ynchhurg Nrginian
\ copy -Ioste,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

PrIADLE.-A gill named Mary Ann Carared
IS, was recently found in tie street in New York
III stat" of msensiblty. She was taken 10 y
station house, where medical assistance was i'm
'hedia'eIy obtained. On being restored To lar.
unt c1nscnuSncSs,sh she said that she had teternn
ed on self-d"structl11. ~ there was no au. Il
care FOR her; that she was nm orphan, without a
h"me' ar anything TO live for aud had taken laud
"num 10 end Etc of suffering and want.
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HNUVs. Va w ans "a. raA asss'-
'c "Fsc ana coinHoiiouS vHnS,tip JAMES
iVN " capt PARRISH leaves Clty Point ii ) " - : -
i"ttNt every w LpNhaDAf morning Al 9orloek. after A-
lH oi me cars rom Petersburg arriving in geAt
cI'ae hfouhh lirkets ,ncRJtg Rai.ro ad Fue ai Mas
rh1 STATE Room on bnsN steamer, Sf-Saeond Class Cas-
and Stcrragc 81. Apply to ~ A Ipu TsO%
. agents Ne" York and Virginia Steamship ca
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Nicaragua,

ITS CHARACTER, NATURAL PRODUCTS, CLIMATE,
ETC.
The following extract from private letter to
n gentleman in N York, may not be uninterest-
ing. treating, IL does Of something besides
Walker aud Fillibustcrism, in Nicaragua:
FALLS or CASTILLO NICARAGUA.
Sunday, March 9th. Sc
$50 You will want to know what kind Of
country this il. and what are its natural pro-
duets. To tell the truth. anything will grow
here--all kinds Of fruit such oranges. lemons.
pine apples, watermclons. planans. banana. and
pie pannoes. The latter similar to water
melons, only they grow tree. aud require
no care. la addition TO what have in the
States, coffee grows here we'll. 1t takes about
two years and half to produce the article after
planting. Rice grows here, If better quality
than in the States. Indigo will also grow prof
tably. In fact, il is one of the finest countries
in tho world. There is abundance of wood. still
it is not so bad 10 clcnr ns would be expec Il
The India rubber tree grows here extensively,
and can be worked with profit The Spanish
cednr also, and kind of tree called wild talna-
rnd which LOOKS Ike red bench, cxcept the leaves
which look like the ren thmaru1 Another
kind Of wood is the eJo. which bears n nut the
natives make hair oil from. 1t has II delighifll
scent The trees grow very lafge some will
never rot or decay. Some liz on the ground,
winch may have lain thorc eeataries by theif
looks. Holy wood, tine same ~ Nnu use Tor III
nno fnrtes, grow large ard plenty hire. The ebn
nut affords food for the wild hog which sefnrtnrs
nro from twenty to sixty ia drove. aud they in
turn serve Tor food for the natives. There are
plenty of wild turkicS and q1nmbs. fthe latter
species of turkey,) quaH-, partridge, pigeons,
parrots, mo- kies,nnd wild fowl they call chick
ems. There are n-a deer. antelopes. elk noun
tain COWS, &C. but ,br game l. not as plenty a
bout the principal rivers and lakes since HE nd
vent of stpumhonts etc. her. There are n
hundance Of 6sh in the river, aud uligators as
we'll. Some of the snakes deadly poisonous
There plenty Of scorpions here, bat no one
seems to fpnr them. The natives 90 nearly aud
sometimes quite naked. and nj speak Spanish
The stcGmboats which run from here t. the
New York steamers are doing thriving husi.
ness, in freight and passengers. Ca the last trip
there were overu thousand passengers. about
four hundred and fifty for Wa ker, and quite IA
number of families, to settle here, tn, rest for
California.
Walkeri. about ~ miles from here. He took
this place from the natives and keeps garrison
of soldiers here. His army numbers about two
thousand now. lie keeps guns "u the steamers.
The wages of steamboat mcu here. fol-
lows per month: Captain, @l0). or. @21D with
out pilot; engineers, SlOt mLtr, So. iirrnen.
$50 deck hands, cooks e. %}1
To conclude | will only ~ry. that | think this
country far preferable 10 ANY Of the States, aud
Walker is going ahead making it better. II.
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New sOnI.a! New ssonlss

<Ls{2fNa The Quarter, Law Journal price ~ 25
HTsW The War in Kansas, by &. Douglas Brewer
~AAA<av tom feinS and Hoping by Jenny Marsh: The
Green Mountain Girls. by Blythe White jr; Humbots Is
land Of Cuba ooihl the Ways Of Providence by favi
Christine Womans Trials rrumphs by IauraJ Curtis
Courtshp and Marriage by Caroline Lee Ientz; Shoopoc
Reductions Aspen Court story Of our times Rachel
GRAY; Liberty and Slavery, by Bleosai-f,r sale by
apl LIS PATNE 4 CHRISTIAN.
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The presence of Protestant minister Mt Bar
celona has inspired NJ Arios. TIE Spanish Minis
ter ct Justice to write "A circular, addressed IA
AL the presidents of tribunals in the peninsula.
threatening severe Punishment against any one
VII" may interfere with the Established church of
til" naii"n'or teach or propagate doctrine, contra
~ 20 its dogmns
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-. woIss NEW moOKs. "a, uorsc,s.-

- NfVVBNN.
! !:
Conresies Welded Life by Mrs Leslie foing and Hoping,
,y Jenny Marsh The Old dominion by james; Putnam,
KuckerbocHor and Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood Tor Mach. lap Hts
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ilE GRENr STEAMER. The Portland State
., Maine Learns from David Bellhou,e. Esq.. of
m"n'reatwh" came out in tie steamero the 18th
OF Marcel, that 1.-THE mammouth steamer i n.k
lug 'sl,o progress towards complexion TIN.
.os' OF the vessel is estimated at S. 900 600 ,nJ
, ,ue mere cost OF launching her Mt 5000 900 The
auhch Is to be effected by excayat,ns the sround
as she lies" 'p ''''' tue wafer
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E't'f''t Z NiaNHt9.--h" INT NtHNOh Hppr'iiCh'H
t'r stud IN the weather coughs and colds become
iarlHs Permanent uuS diseases ofcn induced
HY ita Tie friend IF the "Srrfuious Andote' will find
peculiarly adtped To this Although have mp.
, seeelilvs after all hope had been abandoned 1t
4e easier lfrc the disensc bciomcs confirm.
cd We woid thpr ford tho.p who subject
pols coughs or nstiufic affections g., supply of
the "Auttafc' AID Nrc it r1nst nuv y trul 1hcy will
hndit ing ti nd to ~ IN uecdoue that vii
mt da 1pan their "nRHin" expectations DR. Wrights
.Strotpis Aandnts ns ,l to relief in the above
egatl GIANTS ia ltn hout4 See Advertisement.
!. IN
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of Frances Carter, decd Nelson G. Carkson, adm OF
James kson decd j. Ill., admir- with the will an
nexcd o. Catharine Jones' decd James Smiley sdmr Of
William Clarkson decd and Henry Dunnington Sergeant or
the corporation Lynchbprg and such admir- OF Lucy
Dodd also of Mary Bainge decd, and also of David
Clarkson, decd .
TAXI NOTICE That, the 18th day Of May next at the
Hill C. Redd Martnsve In Henry county,
we shall take the dispositions of Thomas Mitchell, Fanny
Mitchell and Others to be read evidence on the trial OF
suit law pending in the Girrni Court of Franklin In which
yon are plaintiffs defendants If not completed on
day taking of said dispositions will be continued from
day o da, until completed
JOHN s. HALE,
ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON
Sheriff Henricn and such admir- de bonus with
the will annexed Of Giles w b. Hale.
i l..IA
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TRACT LAND. containing AL acres, II being part
of land owned by the late Ludwick ciamei st
uated 81 south of Liberty Bedford county va IL
about hall woods fine tobacco land There are TWO
comfortable Dwelling Houses for small families and all ne
eesary Any person wishing to purchase TINS
land which will be be valuable upon examination
opportunity doing by addressing note to the
subscriber Mt ivy Creek Mills dford county Va who will
take pleasure IN showing the land JAS. NJ RuCkEh
nIl Ii
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LED. DANIEL, JR., CPk.

COMMISSIONERS OrricE, Amherst G. H.,
April 9Th, 1856. 5
The parties the going order will take
tee that appointed the 23d day of May
therein mentioded On which day at 10
o'clock in thu morning they requested to attend of
with their vouchers debt and copies of
Court papers, prepared tor examination aud settlement
apl II wiw RD. NJ. BROWN, Comr.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

by CHAs. T. WORKMAN az co. AucTRs
Richmond. Va.
rs.RGO SALE CUBA SUGAR And MOLASSES.
on FRIDAY April 18th. the lower sheds on the Dock
Commenting at ii o'clock m, VIII sell the cargo per
scbrs alharles A Beekser, from Cardenas
Cuba consisting Of
l43 hhds Museavado sugar
30 boxes White Havana do.
Jls hhds prime Hu-cayado holasses
,fereea do do
lgl bbls do dy do .,oo
Trims sale-For all sums under 500 CASH over sloo
four months credit for approved negotiable paper.
aul o did. CHAs. I. WORKMAN a. co, auctr
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uEHuuasTs, !xe.--Thc Law

NOTICE TO hgRNh nv In"
in relation having been changed by the Log
stature from the Monday In May the first Monday IN
ur all merchants Others required by law TO get licenses
are hereby notified that will attend nj the shefins once
in this city, ON etnesday the 10th Inst at O'Clock a.
IN for the purpose and collecting the een'e tax
for Lynehbnrg Office Lynrs hnilding opposite Friends
Warehouse THUS DllIbA NJ y, ~,
ldtlBf GHR1SGR claim ShH
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Hn:.rr,- rsrcn,is,,m ui;icr- have NOW bcco,m,

universal family Medicine, aud recommended gen.
ea ts 1tsi abc PLY sear for the cure of Dyspepsia
Her4an4 Headache, pCranRed Liver sc.
To cesifcae hriw J.. tr'lh worthy widow lady Of Han
oyer comfy. nf nudaubtod veaciy:
NtUTE PLANS, Hanover Va Jan 30, 1865.
Ar + PAEFR Proprietor" Of Bakers Premium Brrs:
bear SRI cannot withhold the high estimation have Of
valuable Family Med siuo aud in making cure.
e7mP3s have suffered about two with diNdorod
stomach wh.h csnncd M to enjoy anything that
AZ Wtt4aat dsagretng with Immediately afterwards /
Ind 10 IA iii tad hut What din not relieve the complaint
tim fpHe using various remedies said 10 give relief but
al Ia aas began to think that sh ud have to live
tbto34 s short lie with but little enjoyment Of its words
.tais-1ut evidence provided In looking ncwspa-
PEI ttHut thai Bakers Premium Bisttcr highly recon.
ms3#i of disar4ered stouacs &C. procured a bot,
IL. nnd in all life found any remedy give
speedy relief am sorry TO think that msed long
without kno wing such valuable medicine take
great pleasure la recommending to others affected in
liar Yours. MARY w. ELLETF
for bY hcssrs Srutr,I g. Whitehead, and Stablcr Il
Iones. Lynchburgi AM 10y Druggists generally
vi
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a9aoric. A. al oil, ~ >s..re ana ~
- lift lpts) j. b \ u II NbMl,IS
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vk@nW eF f.Ooo Eieopr.. s,,..
- HAIR REsfoRArl SE--a n, ~ - 20; VI """'.
spl i.ts - A'.is y hHiriiliEAD.
Dtusgi3i-
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N II O'Clock The members of Diamond Hill Sonnci, ana
ali others residing the Magsteral district friendly TO he
party requested to meet al ,he "
L1nghornc Sons this evening az 4 oei
Anru II ls,4 ~ BY THE PRESIDENT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ter White If Bntal1, aud LoWrcn of Eppng N. II
beer llre uudcr ten cusr md dollars bonds each, for
making and selling innatinns Of YrIs CHFERY PICTORIAL.
THIS right Hun Law should protect men from imposition at
All should certainly protect them from being imposed upon
b worthless of such medicine Ayers Cherry
eera y only complain that the punishment is
half enough The william who would for palry gain, dciber
atey ifo with the health ct his fellow men, by taking from
their Ups the OF hope when they king and substu
tins. sehoodRn drlusim should be punished
he who the his
frY=-fltsa Haaa,r, tdyr0t0B, H. ap l0.lm