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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

LANDING OF SLAVES IN CUBA.-The slave
trade between Africa and Cuba is carried on with
great activity at the pr, sem time. A cores
pendent # the New York Tribune writes unle,
date of the Sth from Havana:
Capt Powers. of the American schooner
Young America, on his voyage from New York
TO this port, reported having seen large shin
crowded with negroes. She looked so much
IKE man of war that he took her to be such
and stood on her tack to speak her The SLAYER
immediately sent all his people below and made
all sal IN another direction. Three DAYS after
having received this information, was Informed
that the ship had succeeded in landing seven.
hundred and fifty negroes at Cabauas a port a.,
the north side. about forty five milas to the west
OF Havana. The owners had disposed Of the
cargo I" arrive. and the slaves were taken away
immediately. without the loss Of II single one
After the escape. the authorities commenced T.,
search the sugtr plantations around Mariel. tbi.
side OF Cabanas. Of course. they did not find
any slaves. This cargo had hardly been ce,r;eI
oil before tw" more were disembarked in tho
very port of Mariel. To keep up annearanca.
some twenty or thirty of the old and dis.bIa
were captured and forwarded to this city, where,
they are now deposited, subject t. disfributon
as emancipados.
These two cargoes consisted of nine hundred
! nave also been informed of another landing nj
botaoano' where eight hundred were landed Viii.
III signt OF the town. The Captain de Partido
OF mat place let them all escape, and. when /"
supposed mat everything was ready, starred in
pursuit OF gang and captured one hundred
But you imagine the awful plight they wern J.,
WV" '''' you that the greater part Of Them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24
T"r vrroro Bnrs.--rho staunton indicator,

TnE VETOED BLLs.--The Staunton indicator. a
stauneh Democratic organ, monrnfully says;
must be painful TO every Staeghs Democrat 10 read
the proceedings Congress- which President
Pierce OF three informal Improvement bills been
by constitutional majority Especially IL the reelection
source ofregre when such Cnss Douglas Sldp
upon this question r.
The matter referred to by the indicator is an il.
lustration of what Democratic platforms are worth
Pierce Douglas aud cass all in nomination be-
fore the Cincinnati Convention for the Presidency
These bills had then been vetoed by President Pierce
The Convention adopted resolution endorsing his
admnstration-thes yetoes of course. included
There were Cass and Douglas both waiting for an in
vitation to spring upon the platform part of which
was the resolution complimentary to Pierees admin
stration, and swear that they cordially endorsed It,
But they did not get the invitation and so, they
went back into the Senate and voted the seyerest
practical censure Of the administration ever inflicted
IN the history of our government eensnre so NOR
tiiyng and humatng, that in England it would have
caused an immediate resignation of the government
such censure of that very administration which n
few days ago they stood ready to approve by mount
ing the platform with its plank endorsing the execu-
tye So much for the cheatery of platforms and the
crooked ways of politicians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

and the strength Of Fillmore and Is prophetic Of a
glorious triumph for the latter not only in New Or
leans hut In Louisiana The fact Is, Mr.. Fillmore Is
immensely popular amongthe wartn-hearied people
Of Louisiana aud the efforts of S6ale and slideli TO
win them away from him by the pandering PROPOSE
lions of the osiend eonfN7Sces apd the Cincinnati
platform are not at all likely y prove sncees'fni-
The Fillmore cause Is bright dBd Frightening In the
whole Sonth-the whole country And redder yet
II, fires shall glow"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DO you sigh. thu: your skin is frecklcd, YOU,

yOu ssa5 thut your sitih q frSCkttd, your
complexion yellow and roughf Have you bought all the
cosmetics and other preparations for the skin, only
you II So learn that what appears TIE star
ly indication If foul ulcernns humor the blood Pimpcs
rough skin and caly erup"ns hui the effects of hidden
cause but the dcfumt Vithtnsmetics Bat
wish Ia have clear and beautiful complexion at all times if
wish 10 remove those ugly bthe from the surface and
exchange The rough the skin
and have the tint of health bloom agHn upon your check
remove the cause by king DR. J.. Nrigats Scrofuous
Antidoio fails 10 do when the directions fol
lowed Give it Trial See advertiseme.
julV IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

4 VILLAGE OF WoMEN.--The following
eeuui appears in the Augsburg Gazette:
The Village % Madam, which is about sixty
English miles from Rut<chued. in Wallachia. of
fers at the present moment a curious othnogrHpl-
zeal singularity having been inhabited by wo-
men only for the last thirty years. At one peri.
cd, this female population amounted TO 300. ihe
Indies did not live warriors, like the Anaz ms
fnd but avoided all intercourse with men, and
drove away from their territories all WHO appear
ed with matrimonial intentions. This anti social
settlement is now supposed to be on the decline,
at least 10 more recruits are made from the dis
appointed or the love crossed; and the members
of the population are rapidly decreasing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

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lished for itself reputation that cannot b. nss r
A. Shaw, of Washington n G., writes MS il,
follows Il have heard Of many 4-d zenl il
effects from its use especially Asthma aal Chrome sg4
OF spasmodc character have used tho y 8 Gs.rt #ta
deal in practice ana with niarird god res6Ifs
Every one knows the reputation til and
BaIsam constituents protractod coughs Sine
ihc7e principles in W1srARs BALsAM OF VII ersy
genions and jndicious
Medical men are justly disru-ful of Patent Nt
general, but candor mast discriminate between
tums and humbugs and those medicines whleH pfes,d
saluary, and in many we'll ate ted eases,
None genuine unless signedI BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH w. FOWLE & co, 1873 Washington stree i b..
ton fropretors Sold by their agents every where.
For sale by J. II. THOMPSON & co and j IL. SEA1.
jlly 10 d&c3tawlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

TrSsrssTE.--One of the editors of the Memphis
Wing says in thai journal; We have during the
las few weeks rayersea several ofthe western
ties Of Tenncssee-of one fact satisfied FW-
rW carry 7taacs,ee by ten thousand majority ~
Tennessee has never voted for democratic candidate
for the Presidency since the first term of Jackson
There Is nothing in the character history Of the
man whom Jackson pronounced wanting in "moraf
courage and charged with having made him prop
oston embodyng gro's eorrnphoR' TO make this
gallant State turn her back on herself Keep the
flag waving.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

JuDoE Smith AND JUDGE SHoRTRrDGE--The story
going the rounds Of the papers that Judges Smith and
Shortridge, Of Alabama, have abandoned the Ameri-
can Party lie natly contradicted The Washington Or
gan aahorized to give the story fat contradiction
so far Judge Smith is concerned and to saw tina,
he has been warm Fillmore man from the beginning
and Judge Shortridge presided over large and en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

INCREASE or PAY Is THE ARNy.--Thc Committee
on Military Affairs OF the llonse of Representatives
will report it i said increase of the pay of officers
Of the army and increase of the price Of the RI
tions.
The increase of pay will be about forty per cent in
the case Of colonies, and gradually greater in the
descending grades. There can be no doubt OF the
necessity and justice of this measure especially ia its
application TO the lower grades aud it to be hoped
1t viii meet with general concurrence. No one who
will examine the subject can fail to that the OIL
Ger ofthe Cuited Sttny Army receive II compensa-
ton quite inadequate u the necessities Of decent
support.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

The RICHMOND ENQUIRER does not consider Mr..
Fillmore in the Presidential 'ring at alland vet it
devotes ive-anda-hal columns Of its Tuesdays issue
to an argument against his being made President
The EXAMINER laughs at the Wing Convention as
a fash in the pan--but in its issue of the same day
devotes six columns the task Of counteracting its
influenced
We greatly wonder how these sheets can so triAe
away their valuable spaced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

The Charleston Ncrcurg, speaking of the late pas-
sage ofthe llarbor and River lmprorem bills over
the Presidents vetoes says I'VE regard this last
act of the democratic party most unfortunate for
its success and stability. No party can command
the confidence of the country which wears its faith
so loosely 1t taints with suspicion aud dstrust all
its pledges aud brings the party into contempt with
honest men everywhere and ii Is in position too
perilous to admit of such tamperings with its prin
ciples'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24
Letter from Hon. Samuel S.yope,

The following letter (says the Lexington Observer
and Reporter) from the Hon. Samuel f. Swope. n
member of Congress from this State to General Les
lie Combs, has been handed to us and will be read
with pleasure by the friends of Mr. Fillmore in Ken
lucky The writer (Nr. Swopc) was a leading Dem
ocrat in his section of this State until the American
party was established, and enjoyed in rs high de-
gree as any man ofhis party the respect and conf
dence of his political friends and his political oppo-
nents. He is an honest, independent right-thinkine
man. and, spurning the "domnon of party" did not
hesitate to himself in favor of the princi
pies of the American party, and pn himself full and
square upon its platform.
Here is the letter of Mr.. Swope
We have but little news except rather unexpoctea ,
rapid advance of Fillmore stock The of Mr. FImor
is regarded almost In fact ms essential ~
the and harmony of the known
sm and devotion to the Union coupled history of his
successful administration will his support the true T.
Mon loving of the nation How who not honna
hand and foot and who has surrendered his Judgment
will to the dominion of party hesitate Fillmore
who stands upon high national ground
standing at the head of sectional parties leading hen ON
TO bitter strife and warfare is than divine Lei ms
import Fillmore will do with all might have hone
not only that he will be elected will restore In
country and harmony he at the end OF his al
msnsration, " "
Yours, very truly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

MEssRs p. DAVIS soN.tients Before lcft guL
both kareus and Burmans had found the
Pain Killer and could readily have disposed Of large
THY ot it among them IL particularly eicaciaus il
cholera morbus bowel complaints other which
the natvesof Burmah from their unwesome Of living
peculiarly exposed is valuable antidote the poison
OF Centpedes scorpions Hornets and the like have been
twice Scorpions and in both cascd the
crucatng pain and entirely prevented the cling by apply
the Pain Killer. On voyage homcwad from Ii ds the
Captain OF the ship taken with vomiting purgng
other symptoms of cholera gave him good dose Pain
Killer with the most immediate aud happy results So entire
speedy the relief
again voyage without your excellent medicine if he
could possibly procuret. Respectfully yours
REV. j. BENJAMIN, Late Missionary Burmah.
Sold by Druggists, Grocers Medcin Dealers every
where ljuly 10 dew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24
RoTETOUKT SPRINGS. vA.-Thc .ub.cri

RWTETVtKT SFR1NGS. VA.-The 81 b>Cri-
- Der has opened HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT i'm.
medatey on the MeAdamized road leading Buchanan to
Saen AM six miles from the Va & r. II. r. Bonsacks
Pc" where he IS able TO thirty or forty
boir through the summer Person boarding
Springs at the Institute which Springs situated abon 400
YARDS rom my house Hack runs oaiy rom Rasncurt
springs 10 Bonsacks DePpcqnnecting morning evening
WIN me Cars also with Cove Alum Springs, miles
e'"uil opIihgs r. A. LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

s66j7 at the same time lat year-shawing an
increase so far If over 100000 bales,er an in
crease of as, 900 600 in the trade of Memphis IN
tho article of cotton alone
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

We happen To know that DR. AYEEs Cherry Pecora and
taaie PMS are good medicines and shall proclaim because
we do know IT, We confidently believe there
ot rect from suffering for afflicted fellow wrapped
up in these sNt preparations and shall freely Int
tic influence TO make them known than
Phiadelphia Sunday Times
july l9daclt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24
Baker. Premium Ritter

Bakers Premium Hiitcrs.-CuRE FOR CHoLIc.-
With the season of fruits and vegetables
dered stonacs producing choc, cholera norbus darrha
&c and as infants and adults rich poor
moment to be attacked with
meraed is all important that every family should
p,hy On hand safe. certain and speedy remedy
W know of no medicine that comparison win BA
kERs PkkM1uN BirrERs in Instantly explng either these
annoying and dangerous Affections from human system
friend CT ours Willie visit Old Point DAYS
since after INDUCING lbs appetite freely during day at
late hour Of the night, after retiring Violently attacked
win ehoc and he assured rs that but instant
use OF these ter lie does think he eoud survived
the attack Three doses taken ten minutes re-
eved the pain produced gentle perspation and at once
corrected 'he stomach as well the inactivity liver
And such results must always follow when Btters ar.
taken IN time of the vegetables they are pre
pered being the most powerful tonic known medical
essien while the remaining properties effective in
purifying the blood and correcting the disorders stomach
and bowels.
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price 50cents per bottle
For de by Mcssrs. Srotler Whitehead and sabcr &
Jones i.ynchburg and by Druggists generally.
July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

JoHs VAN buren, GIVING New YoRk-Prince
John Van Buren, has expressed hmselfin regard to
New York. in letter to the Democrats of Pittsburp
declining an invitation TO take the stump in the Key
stone State. He says:
This enjoyment at least forcgo until have roas
oHdbh that New York worthy herself aud
10 challenge once more the and affection
cs OF the Union Forbeaance caution
erons forgetfuness Of differences IAop A sub
stantal unite the old Jacksonian Sa
OF New ork and with union be form
ca IN the eate that will seriously impede Of It's con
querng legions" - " ~
He has no reasonable dssurdncei--wbich is eouiva
lent to giving up the contest Now, Prince John be
known, is one of the most sangune of politicians
In the last gubernatorial election in New York ius
on the eve OF its occurrence after having can vassed
considerable portion of the State he staked his rep
utation for sagacty the prediction that il would
go for Seymour by fifty thousand He missed his
gness by more than fifty thousand So now. when
the Prince thinks he has reasonable assurance
that New York is safe for Buchanan it may be fairly
concluded that il is at least fifty thousand votes short
.of being safe. AS nc has not now that assurance
there Is no estimating how far behind aOd Buck re-
ally Is in the Empire State. The opinion of many
is that he is not in the at all.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

PROGRESS OF MEMPHIS. Astonishing results.
The trade of Memphis (snys the Eagle of late
date) under the magic influence of raili Dads. i
auv.nheing with giant strides. lake the single
article OF cotton. Tn" total receipts this season
up to the present time dating from LIST of son
TENDER LAST amounted to lss.072 bales. ngains,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

Az OFfER.-Au "Old Line Pierce Democrat
niirr. la the Trenton State Gazeiieto wager SoD
each that Bpchunnn will not carry Illinois. lndl-
ana. Iowa. Ohio. Wisconsin. Michigan. caliior-
MIA, Maine, New lamp hire. Vermont, Rhode Is,
land. Connecticut, Ma~-achusetts.N New York and
New Jersey which with two exceptions all went
inr Pierce. He will also wager Sl0t) on Pennsyl-
vnnia. $500 that the majority Of the above States
will go against Buchanan and $500 that they all
viii. The above IL be all taken together, and
$500 forfeit to be deposited in one Of the Trenton
Banks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

The 4,.eaiee Naf,onaie organ Of the usionist par
ty of 6uixot and others contains the following COM
men, on the candidate for the Presidency selected BY
the Cincinnati Convention
The democratic candidate ony known IN Europe by the
mar, he iook in dswng up addressed In the month
Of October I- the government Of the Unen ~ hreo Of
us pieBpoenariesthe other two being Mr. seule and ~
name Of Mr. this eide Of the Atlantic Win
speci 10 the document our readers may pohas f'n.noe
the strange maxim OF International y" tf"peanea a e
pressed three dplomasis q he American democracy
itwssa question Of nothing ess than The we sh
United States government TO drive the sphnards from
island Of Cuba, in the event Of their refusing 70 s.
This document, published in the month Of March following
created scandal the English press to1k up The matte
warmth and the ssfsbs haosa kewise desoi dseF
era articles II its consideration.
II may be that The opuious entertained by Mr. Baehanan
have born modified but " his IDEAS have not he'n hhf
nhgisiraey the republic pledge o more measured shn
less aggressive policy circumstance that has been POINTED
ton candidate by the democratic party win special
Importance Il ihe aet that bis PRINCIPAL IVA was ts
sustained by The latter national disavowsl Of the
policy which now prevails In Washington "ethine not
The Atlanta (Ga.) lntellgencer says. For our
part do not scruple to say L. that we would NTH
er see Fremont traitor he is 10 the home Of his
birth the President of the United States than Mard
Fillmore who never ceased to hate and prosecute the
South until the South had bought him of with the
Vice Presidency"
We have repeatedly secn aud heard the same der
lara,ion In other quarters. Yet these men have the
unbushing audacity 10 appeal to the friends Of Fill
more to vote for Buchanan, 10 prepem Fremont from
beng slecied One scarcely knows whether to despe
most the dnplieity the mpudenec of the appeal
Are we to consider that these Democrats, If they
should discover Ia they probably will that there is
no chance for Buchanan prepared TO coalesee with
the Fremont party2 If that ia their meaningthe South
should know it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

'Aiphlts W, AlTll utit f..t
Gentlemen Some few months since p,tfar sno,i,5 .,
the for medical advice, afflicted arvefe form of ,Se,uao
~ Nphh (he lad been under tie charge ot two physician,
without deriving rel f. commenced using the rgquiar rem
ede 81 the Profession but the disease stutGunly resisted nh
my eh"its Ihr reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture Law
ing reached me- and being personally acquainted - ih ynur
selves determined 10 give ii trial. did So and in nrt
me us good thec;s were evident, and three b1tl, cirfd
him. ''' ''i'"
as ar act Oh justice 10 suffering humanity, eanntt withhold
my eans TO ats virtues ater8tiy and rr,nt 4nts
81 81 N mood ad TAI" pleasure in recommending t. the
profession and the public generally Yorrr rrsSe,I o
july Lin q K-rpItFp ~ n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

Eerinnied as reata. MliI iIy n Vl.1l.s-1I =, ,i
a6of un ,r the curse of dsagreeable irea n -
hpNDhNS DENTAL FLUID it will nor o,,ly Ron. i" -
sweet on make the teeth white aabaster r, ,t t,h
ane ana preserve them from decay. Recommended bv dem
lists aud physicians eyerywhere. NN ~ "'H'
a besoinnl Complexion may be aai ed bv its use II -
moves Hnp!es tan, treckle renders the skin son ana -,
M inpahs feh roseae hue 1t the greatest ros,ns,i.
eFe' SHOWN peng free from all injurious matter PSI "a
cents For sale by SrROTI{ER G. ,- flcc 81
SITS .rd -, - Ehf-AI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

ts Caroline County, va March. ic5i-Nessrs H,une,t e
l'ttis' t hh7il -Gentt men - Caters Snann Niv
tue mas pernrned remarkable the ppgo Of sert
man atlred with Scroiua in the very worst form So Ina
% ne pecoh that ms eyes entirely closed and had h
80 Ion d re than year, As last resort a, .vrytbn 10
htl ihloa was resolved 10 try the mixture We ,t,i7en,
tu according 10 directions, and wonder to say ,rr..t
eyre nus peen erected | an satisfied MAT a ma he ,'.
Na,I spanish MlXiure asa puriu.i i H.. DO d. II !.
another lot by Raj, ruad You're 80 = 'f''l NtHH
tan.l LII !.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

dae cure OF Darrhpa Cholera MoroRs Cho Ar prepared
by j. IL Thompson Co. has given satisfaction all
thoHeWho lave been so fortunate This Elixir is
not composed of harsh dagreeahc stimulating nrredi
en but is SO pleasantly combined that smallest child viii
take IT. II Is soothing aud tonic to the and bowels
ana Wheh taken IA directed ncvcr fails afford in
short lime. Every family should have bottle !, hi resf a,
this season of the year when are so nrrya
IN, . / a.. = -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-24

REACTION BRaUg.-The tide Of returning sens has
set In, and the sober second thought of the people
begins to array itself the side of the country and
the constitution. We give some evidences:
1t is stated on the authority of friends of Judge
Mclean in Philadelphia, that he has declared that
Mr. Fillmore is by far the most safe and respectable
candidate for President and that he feels compelled
to support him. Junge Mclean has large number
of devoted friends and admirers who have unbound
ed confidence in his sagacity and patriotism and will
go with him in supporting Fillmore.
Hon. T. JOY Morris, of the ables, men in Penn
sylvania, who was, previous to the nomination OF
MT Fremont, warm advocate of Judge Mclean, made
speech in Philadelphia, few days ago, warmly en-
dorsing Mr.. Fillmore.
The Boston Evening Ledger has placed Fill
more and Donelson at the head of its Editorial
columns, and will supper, them in the coming cleo
ton
The Pioneer, paper in Wyandot county, Ohio,
which supported Chase for Governor last fall is out
in strong article against the election of Fremont
ltdeclares its preference for Fillmore
The Banner, another Fusion paper at West Liber-
ty, Logan county Ohio also refuses to support Ere
mont, and goes in for Fillmore
The Philadelphia Times, which strongly urged the
nomination of Mclean by the Republicans, has aban-
doned the Freesoil movement and zealously supports
Mr. Fillmore. Speaking of the prospects of the Re
publican party, it says;
Under the can see no ray Of hone
Tor me friends OF the Republican ncmnee There sin