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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

- PHOSPHATE ~ LINE --rhs attention o., / amer.
aRd faateIsis rcspeouta called TO the above in,
pound for tArir approaching sprnR planting
The Manufacture begs to assure his friends and that
hey always depend being Supplied
iNE AND t'stfoRM hFr1ctr t,r h, constantly 4feui
IN person the entire rroeoss of manufacturing and aHs $40
Ths been before ,a community Tor terc
iod OF i've years during which time has hren * t
arge number Of the roput,d Chemists F,r aae,
and has been tried by various Farmer IN nearly cyey state
Inpreecdenta1 IN ir l,s,r,. f Artr,.s3 NJ l unt
eqnaled y rerur Guano itself fessez4es
rueb advantage ira tho tact Of the ammonia, volatile
agent only disspaog lt'dif rroercssasy w6sa .re
rated with the soil this available salt suphata amssa
mated with soluble phosphate becomes hfted food to
all dissertations and is b, them reality taken II viii b.
found quite As active IN inducing early maturity
cattle
As there large number Of super Phosphacs market
earnestly request all purchasing be careful obtain
ted agents all Of whom Of Acknowledged a5ay,
sud 10 heml hold myself responsible Tor the good cbaaeot
Super phos Phate All packages viii he dostu, brand
cd Consumers aud dealers will bee enabled make
nents for horsuppy ON as equitable term NIthuy
MEoaKs L G HARDY 4 co. are my accredited aud
ole AGENT FOR the city Of Petersburg
Agrieassrai cAsslstsad 500 Popraar B,il,ssa.gl
Ap l.at.
oosE SALT 900 bushels Lisbon suit,
n Loose We will about half tho cost Of san sars
a a and cheap 'e for ''"eh and farming Pgr,e
-e no PEBBLES * WHITE
WE nAvEs nv STORE. eo,D RAND A
r,ovr p Ss.s. ~, beng and Les Sea Plain We ~
stand Elk 90, atapas p'ter Mug, Toilet So Jewel
,,yiees t. = a., winch We arc selling lsw
may lots 80 IS sv,ar5 ~ ~ :, = ~ IN -
' ss"dYr :; Iisoaiee We Keep eou-,"nt,,
at the lowest raios-haYo nov '''' ' ...'''
3 cases VAS g 4 ( c. C. Ma
IS Ynurria
80 " Ononano
rHos. BRANCH q soNs
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stfy 80 bo1I lnpe II SEES win he deeply interested
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moss hni n9rIy me "'ia's h'h VOC ei'" occur IA me
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

20 an, -f.sst,.g,ys.afl VIRGINIA BENSEsSssE
fFgS 90 .fAj----yst+ RAIL 1{OADDu Thursday. he
June the Passenger lIaH vii
ca.nuIanerrnuuiut TO SAT- Work branch Junction.
.tla -. II till. G.n SHFt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26


SShppors by Ills Vessel viii get their goods to per.
Ct" destination ut one halt of freight cheaper than by any
h'r route and in loss Insurance can be- effected u
tl.u boSi terms, 10 ~ q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

~ AhethcftuPpy ct TIT ST. celebrated Cooking Stoves fr
rn who'd or coal JUS arrived and sale ut The steve snd
80 80 - - afs'''7' of G. - BLISS
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80 I.s5IIIA NofEsE.-Comncucingsth c Ith OF june
aud during the repairs the Aquedust
InrhbRrs tho Packet Beat fur buchanan
"ulea'e ynchburE Monday, vdnes law aud Friday
VI Returning, leave Buchanan. Tuesday. Thursday aud
Saturday II \ NJ, and arrive in l.ynehburg, ri p NJ
ROY b, EDMOND i DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

4 tlt. ftSA s't@t sA''i'.- MI persons it
d.hfrl for cost Ilils apes note invited
t M ,Ia call and settle immediately, teV vi
t..a.1 aud warranted AS threa, may In. vhut d#tnF
1#H,. I,rHaHs. 4. II IENlS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

isiD TggE a.SDsES=-s NCr, large stock Of
PRINTS. French Wafs anl variety 1T white -a.ls.
Wy i'" rates. lpr sale by y. GGGGENIElMER-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

ID A9E.Ss, Faper. p"rer.-A lnrs:c nssortm,r
Litter and Nete. itret usual and small. If " Lite Br
tll f.ueN Coors cap Paper, Fine Suportime Plain a,
in#L WrappinA-donble lupe-large mud small Mani
sud Tea Paper Nafs Styles Tissue Paper white and or
o,Hs Bottiug raier ot iN okinds just receive, At
MORSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

-ssOVPV LOCO rs y cuison Hams;
la FlEkins Batter,
ttUktus Lard,
Justreeei, ed and tor sale by
fe IFS FRANKLIN & BROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

AZ GEi.ENLEE is this day dis rcd bymutua consent
An persons AaNiH claims against billiard Walton aud oil.
lara " tfntnor iii pres them 10 T. G Greeulee Tor paw
men aid Hose indebted to billiard Walton and billiard
'eeniee VIII make iaYmetto +. g. Grcrulce
auih1ed to settle and fceye the The
only to be used ia settlement the debts by f. q Greeu
and uo else. W : 'pIJARb
my 10 us L. {. GREENI.EE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22

charge, will state :Ee facts as they occurred. -
About the first Of June last, Mr.. BoIing, whom
| then supposed to be gentleman, came to my
residence on Mount Auburn, late in the ey5ling,
and requested inc to lend him money enough to
pay his expenses to New York whittier he ex-
pected to start on the next morning at sixoclock.
lent him ell l had in my purse, which was
twenty dollars merely as an act of kindness
About two months after this, and immediately
after his return from New York, he came into
nv office and informed me that be was in Dis
trcss for small amount Of money, and Teques-
ted me to lend him thirty dollars more-propro-
sing to pay me this and the amount formerly
loaned him BY draft on DR., Griswold for fifty
dollars, which he said at that time DR.. Griswold
owed him. He never hinted to mo that DR..
Griswold was advancing money to him foreIec
tioneering purposes, but left upon my mind an
entirely different impressions Very reluc-
family and merely through kindness to him
advanced the amount he requested, and took in
payment his draft on Griswold, which was dGly
paid. This is the first, last and only draft Of
his on Griswold or any one else, which | have
ever seen or endorsed"
! Mr.. Ware the President Of the Fillmore or
| garization, brands Boling's statements as false
SO far as his name isused, and states that the
expenses of the Fillmore speakers arc paid out
of The treasury of the State Council, which is
contributed by the Fillmore men exclusively
Mr.. D. II. Bailey, as Secretary Of tic Fillmore
| State Council, corrobcrates in every particular
tie statement of Mr.. Ware These cards pub
lished in the Commercial, together with those
of Mr. Faren and MIR. Rule which were in the
Enquirer of yesterday, clecually dispose o
MIR. BoI;ng's conspiracy" which is bound tc
react upon the Clack Republican tricksters, whc
by bribe, have induced the miserable creature
to publish this batch of folsohoods, eff5cting The
integrity of many high minded and honorable
men ia both the Democratic and Fillmore parties
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The columns Of letters IN the

lIhe columns oil letters IN the Cincinnati pa
pcrs, proving Boiling liar, would occupy moro
space than we can now spare, and we therefore
take tho following summing up Of .he testimony
from the Cincinnati Enquirer yesterday morn
ing and TO which We add Tie Card Of Mr.. Burt:
F. TUE INFAMOUS BolrEd--A CRoWp or SfArE-
NTs.-.The Commercial Of yesterday was fiji
embellishments from gentlemen whose name;
the scoundrel Boiling had used as being mpli-
Gated in apIopo2ed fusion ofthe Democracy and
Fillmore parties all proving him to have been
guilty Of the blacklist, ialsehoods. Mr. E.. !. z.
Norton in his card, denies having received q
dollar from aky Democrat forpoiitical purposes,
and remaiksstliat Boiling mus6hay he'd when
he said he received three thousand dollars in
New York from Douglas & Co., on the 29rd Of
tJpne, Since Oh that day lie was III great distress
Fad had ndt money enough 10 pay his hotel bill
Ein3New York. andfandaEor that ipurpose were
advanced him by Nj. Norton a y. s.f,.s.,
Mr.. Edmund Pendleton, whose name Boiling
| alsoittscs ashating received eleotieneeihg i1on-
ley from Demooratsii denies it in toto; andutlIan
agoes on 70, state; I'm regard to the second
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
CADIZ OHIO: WEDNESDAY: OCTOBER p, 1856

say when you have succeeded in alternating the
two great sections of Union from each other;
when all patriotic feelings shall be dissolved in
your fiery furnace of anaticism, that the nigh
ty struggle four forefathers for our independ-
ence was all in vain that the experiment ofman,s
ability to govern himself a failure, and the Uni
on wreck, and when the finger ofcrowned dcs-
pots is pointed at US with scorn, we will be led
to exclaim could such nation be destroyed,
could such wealth be dissipated, could such mag
nifcence perish?-yes the barborous ravages
ofmankind generally supercedc those of time,
and they too, will share with us the empire o.
destruction.
Yours respectfully, .a
r ..r r..' SAGAc1oUs OBSERVER
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
WASHING Ci.s z.s, j / ~.
}. R. Meeting at An,sscrssnr,.

Is. IL. Meeting at A Amsterdam.
Lewis Lcwton, ESQ., Of Cat.iz, addressed tu.
bundled Black Republicans at Arnstorisrn i
This county, tho other day, 1t was s;.ch n II
ort as Democrat who Ewore himself 1 Kssoeg
AotjinF and then broke his cath to heoorna I
BlneE Repss5tsrdn--all III the spSce oiT 4 sa,r
weeks--lnight be expected TO inaLe, II ~a.
based upon the lying information from Knnsas'
and was tAsretorea tissue Of Ellsehoods "A M
concesion when he had finished stt u
Black Republicans disguised ID aRordor Isnf.
hailss which characters they could have leprc-
sehted without distMi4e, went through tle layea
.otaselNng Mr. Lewton, Sa IY{59nes gesa,ef,
Jtc1a AaR@as They shot him with blank ear
tfidges, and pretended to beat him ana kiek
una, followed hya mock scaiting operatior =.
gllr informant does not tell tisi but No prexlma
they went tie full figure md tore ont hss Ieart
drank hs blood anda aeat hslig 7le renY..
sen3aton should have been UP to Tie ,yYos,rass,,a
All this took place ina chr siaia r4a,c y, IeIfey.
son oeanty, We hope the actors ana spaetafa,a
enjoyed themselves But If they tlank shat a,a.h
proceedings annoy any aseasibie DeDoaywt II
hssstapy other telling than iAas IL ProSund
psy Qa hhe part ofanYsgns.blc maa, tllev aIa
lalstakcn'-- stssJeavslae Lnicis
e sylfths bordernsllians had vert tl,sousl.
thc realty with Lewyon, iustcad III thc A.aw.
itWoald have saved tsas Hatton said sor sizl,.
ten months agoq) Fiftuous eHaies hona be:ns
insnitod on tho streets pf Cadiz
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NaH ta4aA lEsaisc 4AGSgESsaEaesEa.c c tgef}gEaf
FRIEND ALLEN and my fellow-citizenst the
North; In the course Of human events ! take
this method Of rectifying the false accusations
laid against me, asit regards the present, cam
paign, by a great many Of my friends of Green
township. l wish by this. to inform those that
are built up in the belief Of me casting my vo; 0
for the woolly horse for the office Of president;
| just wish TO showyou in some manner your
partial mistake. !. In shorblany person that says
am going to vote for the woolly horse, says a
corrupt, malicious and q daring falsehood. |
have always the Democratic ticket, and
always expect to, and any person who does not
see proper to take my word for it, if they will
just come to me onathe 4th dhy Of November
next viii convince them, if they arc to be
convinced lneyer have taken much part in
the great Question Of politics, but would wish
my friends Of Green township to5dnderstand
that j am not ashamed to- declare my position.
am in favor of James Buchanan and he will
get my vote for tho office of President that is
just as sure as thesun sets in the west ds.J
When sec persons putting themselves to 30
much trouble as it regards my business, it re-
minds me very much Of the eleventh command
ment, Just mind your own Business" and |
will try and do the same mind nine "a"
p " JOHN CALDWELL.
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$4,000 Faid Rolling by the BEnClx
Republicans for FiIcEiinga IsOns
ey Osat of the DemOcra ts!---The

Enfa EsRy Exposed by Mayor RSaPss 10.
Mayor Faran Of Cincinnati, in tho following
letter, lays bare the villainous trick Of the
Black Republicans and the rascal BOILING, that
we exposed yesterday. The Cincinnati papers
are full nf letters from persons named by Rol-
ing and the C.aea@ati1 Ct7paaercial, Boling's or
gan, denying in the most positive terms the
truth ofhis statements. We have not room for
them to-day but the irtterbclow is sufficient for
one dose: 5A9i. zl.l aFl ts3y9 8! y a.J
Tho Boiling Conspiracy UnyeilcSi---
EEis Character ag Drawn by the
Comm crtiaY-4A Comm iaicati0Ha
from Mayor, FaTan. g
70 The E.tid5if% Of HE Ebgasfey@ ls'''F r..
I 72Aa MrsM. IA. Boiling pdblishcsa d card ftiia
GommerciaI iof the 9thsinstantg in ssiinchgahc
charges that het bad raised funds from me fpr
the Fillmore ,p9rty,,o Ohio and thst ! had paid
E, P. Norton, Ess9,y, one hundred doliafs. Il
wish to say, in reply Chat his lstateine hts are
anmitigated talsehbdds. Now,a Ettleehorss-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
what l1:tvc sa,cy dome for kansas

What sn;sve they dome for Kansas
The Black Republican House of Representa-.
tlves, by party vote, passed law relative t
Kansas which contained the following provis
ions. lex
|. II forbids any negro from settling in
Kansas aG3a
q aIt3cxter,ds,the Fugitive Slave Law over
kanspsee 4osE ssrtt a,g4 ~, .,e est..,st. b..
g53sbrl ~ logalizcs slavery in Kansas until 1863
and makes all childfen born In the meantime
Of slav6 mothers, slaves for life. Aa5 a7a l9st
" These provisions ate contained in, tho Topa-
tka Constitution andnD Dunn'ss Kansas BILL, and
they afford a first rate answer to the freedom
IshrIekers" when they talk of the Democracy ii
connection with Slavery segH. 4saHdta oE1d3
,t4'NS 80 .t5Yis3ah bq5iergd,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22

A PEEFu&Ep BREATH ---sWhat lady or gentle
man would remain under the cnrse Of disa-
grooable breath whom by using the "BALM OF a
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as deptifrice would moi
only render 1t sweet but leave the teeth white al
alamaster? Many persons do pot know theiI
breath is bad, ana the subject Is 50 delicate their
friends will never mention H. POM single
drop of the Balm on your! toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A ilAy
cent bottle will last year.
a beautiful Complexion may easily be acqrli
red by using the Balm ola Thousand Flowers 2
lit will remove tan, pimples and freokles fren
the skin, leaving it ofa softand aroseate huge
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and. morning
SaArTSa MAIZE EAsYA-Wet your siiayina
brush in either wam or eoldwater, pour orl two
or three dropsof eBalm ofa Thousand Flowers, 4
rub he beard well and il will raqze bea,aaifl
soft lather much facilitating the operation
shaving Price only Fifty Gents.
aibfi9'E 81 aPW UP. sBHIID0tE g. C0a6T
Go}aI9 ,aaig aaA Eranldih Square, New York
~ Tor sale By all druggists, N ,y...sl u.
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Card from ycgam 6. q. Eg:.rt. Esq,

EDS. CoN-In Yesterdays Commercial a card
over the signature Of fone III. A. Boiling, charges
me with having given him sixty five dollars Cat
the instance Of Gov. Medill,l TO promote the
cause Of Mr., Fillmore The facts Of the case
are simply these: In June last, during tho time
the Democratic National Convention was in
session in this city unfortunately came in con-
tact with this miserable creature, who protested
to he warm supporter Of Mr.. Fillmore, and al
ledeed that he could lie of great service in fur
thcring Lis nomination at New York, hut in cen
sequence of his extreme poverty he would be
unable to attend that Convention. After great
solicitation on his part, was induced to haw
him sixty dollars, which sum lie was to return
to me- His silly attempt TO make an impros
SIGN that this money was given Or | aned for the
purpose of helping TO defeat Col Fremont must
be appaTant to every ere, when the fact is knowr
that Fremont aUcs not thc7 Nc7snnfe1 will brand
the statement as false as also his effort to make
me appear as a Democrat For the information
of those who do not know my political opinions
will say that have always been, and still am
an oid-lno Whig, and never belonged to the
Know Nothing or Democratic parties, With
this statement drop tha subject, ana leave the
public to Judge what reliance can be placed upon
the statement Of political pauper that makes
a living by talsehood and deceit, and then Judas
like, betrays his bencactors. j. S G. BURT.
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q. IL. ,SaaAlsA',

WTHOLESA4E and ReAil fiobaccorist, Make
Wv street. above Sixth, near the Railroad, Slsu;
beville, south side, keeps constantly on hand elI
kinds of MANUFACTURED Tobacco Cigars and SnuH.
All articles syd by him are warranted to be OF thel
best quality I4aa3a
4rAll orders promptly attended to.
-Steubenville, Oct. 10, ls55--ly.
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Ausiuess GarOs,

GEO RGE& WILS SON,
WHOLESALE G GR 0 G. E R S
Forwarding ard Commission Merchants,
AND nEALERS IN PRODUCE,
~Cad13, Ohio.
Warehouse at the DepOt.
Cadiz, OHIO, July. IS, ls5Gtf.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22

Fillmorcite-4hat YOU havejoined the e-.
itionists and taken niggeis to your embrace!
Fremontor-T hat aihtso; dina nigser 4
would not have one come @itliin hundred miles
Of me if could helpit. Had l the pd~es,1l
would drive every niger out Of the United
States. 223o 81 44@aa & eae'3@9s3 t*
Fillmore Merry well, DO b niger driver I
you choose. am for letting them alone, most
severely, where they are, or colonizing them il
Liberia.
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Ep&sEi Read!

4 ft7oHeH GJpVStEe tf Ue hGTSI Eknt5Eg.---
an Oh Citizen ef Logan Coaslty zqalss State
mcqu
Mr.. John Houtz, ooo Of the oldest and most
respectable citizens Of Logan county. has just
returned from Kansas, and makes this stats.
ment:
When first went to Kansas, and as long as
remained there there was NJ disturbance came
to my knowledge; and myself and son, while
travelling through the territory Oh foot, though
We often met with the Sc called border ruf1iansh
were never disturbed in the least. I satisfied
taysef that the majority Of the actual settlers
were Free State men, who were perfectly sat,s-
fed that 50 long as they attended to their own
affairs and did not disturb their neighhors,
they were FREQ icn any disturbance from tbs
1iissou!j2ns.
| did hear that Lecompton Rad b,eu burnt
md sacked; hut afterwards found that the " hols
report originated from the burning of shanty
put up by man on 8 CLAIM about milo from
town. He had built a shanty and left to bring
on his family; and while he was absent some
one set fire to it.
There was also. one murder committed while
| was there; but the parties were 10th Cslfor-
MEMS one having returned somc time ago, and
the other recently. On meeting, one sHorc he
would kill the other, and when he left, followed
him over a raise outside Of town, shot, and it was
said Sc2lpe1 him, and carried the scalp away in
his pocket.
We saw plenty of Border Rufians" who
treated Us Ike gentlemen, giving us all tho in.
formation we asked them for, we doing the samo
in retufn---so far as .e could--uhen they wo'd
pass peaceably along. So far from the 'Eordar
R1tffans" interfering with the Free State mon,
i noticed them (the FREQ STATE men) bpsi.y and
and not single one that I convorsed VII
tie least fear as to the final pcapa~~~
of the Territory. I wasr
on ny waY laek, tc@
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(. AMBR0TYPES.

T1iCTURES on Glass are acknowledged superior
II TO Daguetotypss Hi)avis ia taking Fl 1
class pictures in this new mode
Call and examine his specimens and get yeul
Iikenessa II HatF aug 2Qtf
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HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID fol.
s.WHEAT at IlAl1IiIlisS " C0
81 Cadiz, August is, 1855. rss5 @
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.
Reasons f@r Votsslg fcr EgCsGCEzf.
The Toledo Ctnmetyinl gives eleven reason
for voting for Fremont As there may be som
ofthe friends and admirers of the Colonel, VII
are not ready at all times to give "a reason 70
the hope thatis in them" VIC. supply them will
this little magazine Of argument, purely as
matter Of accommodation: nH &g af
ELEVEN REASONS FOR VOTING FOR FREMONT.
I. Recause he isa tremendous man. .sE
q Because he never orsook his trust
long as he could find anybody to trust him
8, Because he parts his hair in the
and ''iles' it with California bears grease
A. Because he saysie is mot q 1nu1
5. Because the editor Of the Blade s
(Fremont) is wonderful man." 'E
6. Because he informed the edit
Blade (as they were eating pea ntt
on the steps Of Wizards IloteDs"
low tone Of voice" that he wasntinl
tending slavery" ."-.4a a+' 4aa -FfH
| 7. Because the London Times AZ
want him to be elected. .aG
8. Because he invariably pulls
previous to retiring at night. e~
.. Because the Toledo Blade
tine Mercury Support him" :
| 40. Because Sumner KHpl
IDcpp, Mrs. Blackwell etc, says
man., ,aa 1.t. a.a.a ,.,...,...f.
| IL. Because--this is the most
son-he run run away with T. HE
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