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uarx,and Wh,r Convention.

The following are among the resolutions nnani-
mousy adopted by the Maryland Convention of Old
| Line Wings, held in Baltimore last week
| l. That the platform Of the Democratic party, Of
which James buchanan has declared himself the en-
hodiment proclaims doctrines and purposes with re-
gard to our foreign policy calculated 10 iarnsh the
national character by countenancing aggressive de-
signs on friendly nations-designs which regard
as in total snbvcrsion Of the general principles OF
right and justice which were ably carried out by
President Fillmore during administration thai was
of the Washington standard--patriotie and
vative-and gained for him throughout the country
the proud title Of the "Model President
;. That of the participators IN the Dstend
Conference, which misreprescned The national char
actcr, and caused distrust and suspicion nmong the
friends Of republican institutions throughout the civil
lized world, We regard James Buchanan rs a DANCE
rons and unsafe man 10 be entrusted with the Execu-
tive power Of the country.
9. That in the present position OF the democratic
party and It's candidates nothing that promises
termination Of sectional agitation nothing to res
tore peace and harmony 10 the country-bnt Ind
that party whilst opposing the fanatical seconasm
of the republican party TO hold position of extreme
partiznn and sectional bias--the success of which
may tend to prolong the present unhappy condition
Of affairs, and give room for renewed attacks on the
integrity and permanency of the Union.
I. Tint as wings who delighted 10 honor Henry
Clay whilst living, and revere his memory as one Of
the great aud good men of the notwithstanding him
to have been honest, pure, patriotic and devoted 10
The glory of our common cOuntry-we regard james
Buchanan the who, nboye all others. knew
the utter fsity of the calumnous charge Of bargain
and corruption" and who, through partizan animos
itr, not only withheld his testimony but indirectly
eouniennneed and promulgated the charge
4. That recognize Willard Fillmore one from
whose antecedents the country expect in full
security, n truly national ndministraton-hrm, mod
crate and iranquil--0n administration equal and in
partial 10 the North and the South, regardless of all
sectional ssnes-hithful to the constitution and the
laws-a national man with national principes-whose
conservative character and views calculated to
alay the sectional strife that threatens the sta
bly of the Union, by compromise, concession, and a
purpose single to the welfare, the harmony aud the
prosperity of the country.
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eahonias Co. April 10Th 1855
tientlcnnon Some few months since patient applied to
advice afflicted with form of seeond
syphilis e had been under the charge of physicians
deriving relief commenced using the regular
ees Of the profession but the disease stubbonly resisted all
efforts The reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture hav
Ing reached and being personally acquainted with your
selves determined give trial did and In short
time good effects evident and three bottles cured
him.
As act of justice TO suffering humanity cannot Withhold
menc Its virtues Alternative and prompt pnrit
Of the blood aud take pleasure In recommending II 70 the
profession and the public generally Yours respectfully,
July I'm o. BUTCHER. NJ. ID.
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Senator Jones, Of Tennessee, calls himself a
Heaven descended Wing. The Louisville
journal says the DEVILS Heapen descended too
and that his dissent like Mr.. Jones', was a pre-
cipitaie one.
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1t is stated that sixteen persons were bitten
on the LIST Instant by mad dogs in Patterson. \
j.. 50 severely that their death is regarded ne
certain and one has already resulted fatally-in
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VIRGINIA TO Vita, a C;rcu;t t,omr, C,r

we corporation OF Lynchburg, continued aud held
Saturday, june lith 1856
John Smith, Jr plaintiff
against
VIM L. Smith, Admir- Of Jno w. Bagyvell and others
Defendants.
On motion Of the defendants Willie Bagwel Richard Bag.
wei! feasah Bagwel Thomas j Cooke, Nicholas Cooke
ana Jon ~ Cooke the Court doth order that creditors
"nh W. agwcll decd show cause if any they ON the
Ist Jay OF the next Term this Court against the
ana aeYefy OF the estate of the said deeeden Drbu
ees ana mat copy of this order shall published once
Week. tor four successive weeks in the ynehburg yguap
ne"spaper published in the City of ynchburg and posted
% uo9r Oh the Court House OF the City of Lynchburg
me hrst day OF two successive Hastings Court
helu In ana Tor the said City. copy Teste.
july l4wiw / w DIrNyINcToN ,,u.
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summer Compiaints.-rhe fact is now too

snmn,cr COmpi"in's.-The fact Is now loo vel 's
tabhed for to attempt to controversial that most Of
the diseases which often prove fatal in the poduc
Ell By excessive Of fruits and vegetables by which the
ac dordered the liver deanged the blood stauated aud
the digestive rendered inactive ii torpid Cholera
cholera morbus bilious and cramp ehoe dysenery arrhpa
such like complaints gernnse and thrive upon improper
food aud often times becomes deep seated and fixed
the constitution that the mineral med
unable their progress until the patient
rrosrate and all hopes OF relief ended Who is thai has
fine healthy infant adults seized with the
annoy diseases above spoken and despite the skill
science of medical gentlemen waste away under their treat
And how Is this to be accounted Simply by the
fact rstead of administering remedy the failing
strength the afflicted thesame check the disease
progress the remedy prescribed aided the exhaustion
Il the natural strength and by the time that the disease
mastered the sufferer PROSTATE, and failing
the patient died from poison
tered uproot the disease Not with Bakers Premium
Btters which composed entirely of vegetable and
which have ouly proved themselves the best
but have failed disorders of the
bowels when taken according directions.
Price 5Oconts per bottle
For sale by Messrs strother & Whitehead and Staber
Jones Lynehbnrg; and by Druggists generally
iunc 26
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when be had fallen so low TINT the Seate would
ride roogh-shod over hi, ,e,oes and there were
only eight or ten found TO stand by him.
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whose antecedents the country can expect, In fnl
security truly n"uohhi homlh'srauoh-n sio'-
-, =. ~, III, w i o',l al
sectional issnes-C,,b6 IN tho eonsttntion and the
laws-a national man with national princples-whose
conservative character and views are calculated to
'iay ,it secuohni s,re thht now threatens 'na si
,,,,r,,,sa ial ~ ~ oiclra a. l,r,,, a,J ,bo
nrnsne,;,y az Tho conn,rv
the T, ns' ,a 'an Te :" s pP h
the fairly expressed win Of Tho majority Of actual esid
form eonsiniion with or wbo" 1ome,ie slavery and he
admitted into The Union upon terms Of perfect equality with
The torgoing resolution farms mart Of The nation
Al De,ooera,ie nl,,f,r,, od,n,od -, Cincinnati Tho
san,ber, sn,no,,ors IF mia ,I,,er, arone that II
,l.ao. aud rerud,,os Sno,,er soye,eionty aimee !,
rocooniye, Tho ,,,h, o,,ha ro,;aon,s If rerri,orv
10 form a Constitution, with or without domestic
Slavery This language they maintain. disaflirms
by fair inference the idea that the residents of
Territory can decide the question of slavery before
they meet in convention "to form A constitution
The argument is plausible, and in ordinary matters
would be sound-but with party tactieians aud po-
litical strateQiss accustomed to use words frequently
/, cover rather than convey their real sentiments
to employ terms that admit Of constructions TO suit
any exipencyothcr rules Of INTERPRETATION have to
he applied II would have been perfectly easy
thing, and altogether natural and appropriate ifthey
had designed il, for the convention to have said
that this power should be exercised by the residents
of Territory only when they have met ITO form
constitution and the failure to do this has justified
the opponents of the Democratic party in concluding
that the omission designed the convention
not willing To limit the power-so distinctly
TO repudiate Squater Sovercignty-but preferred to
employ language susceptible of construction TO
suit the peculiar views of each section of the party
aud country. We have no doubt that this Is the cor
rect view. The fact that the language of the reso-
luton does not limit the exercise of the right to set
tie the question ofsnvcry erclusieelg to the time
claimed by Southern Democrats IL shown by nm i'm
observed that the same language applies To the
clause of the sentence Immediately preceding thnt we
have quoted viz: sand whenever me number of iler
inhabitants jusfifes H." Now if tho resoln,io, do
aiened 10 say that ,be residents Of Trft, t,,,la
determine the question of slaverv ou}, ,,he, tho,
come uto form constitution - II is manifast Tia, !,
also meant to say that they should be nermttea 40
form n constitution oniy "wheneycr tho nn,,ber of
their inhabitants iustifes it, Dnt ,vha, bavo v,o
seen within the last few days2 A bill mas been nre
scented in the Senate of which Jndge Donslas !; he
reunited autbor. n has boon d;sc,,,e, nd a.
cotea b Tho no,,ocraro ,,,.t,a., -.
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Party Divisions In the 1IoDse OF Rep
resenfafiyes.

/ As tits Of interest 10 the people TO know what
would be- the result Of the Presidential election.
| IL thrown into the House If Representatives. we
suhoin the following statement from the Bai-
more American respecting the division Of parties
! ia tho House:
0The party divisions of the House Of Representa-
! tiyes by States Is at present follows; The Re-
pubcans have jorities in and control the Delcgn
! lions from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa-
! chusetts Rhode Island. GonneeticnNew jersey, New
/ York. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and
| Wisconsn--thirteen. The Democrats are represent
eel by mni0ritic in Alabama, ArkRnsas virginia, IL
| nois North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Lou
sinna, Mississippi. Florda, and California-eNeven
States. The American party numbers majority in
Maryland Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri and Della
wnre--fve States. Iowa PRESENTS te--one Repub-
lican and one Democrat, also does Texas repre-
scented by one Democrat and one American.
Tho Republican candidate having but tn rteen
States falls three short of majority and as 1t will
be n moral impossibility for him to gain add-
tional supper, from the South his last chance would
be with the Democratic free States-California, Il-
nos and Iowa, all Of which be must have before he
can become President Of the United States. But this
last chance the most knowing politicians would pro-
nounce chance at all, that the conclusion fol-
lows-in the House ofRepreseniatiyes the chances
are decidedly againt Mr.. Fremont
The Die Fr,ie Presse n German paper Of Phil
ndelphia which has hitherto supported the Dem.
ocratc party, denominates the action of the Gin
cinnati Convention patch work" and declines
to support the nominees. 1t declares for plat
form TO read thus.
"No further extension of slavery redemption
for KansasRepeal of the Fugitive Slave Law
1t goes for Fremont calls him "the conquer.
or of California, with sword and compass. the
soul of that Constitution Convention ,chich sdred
the Gold State from The curse of slavery" 1t ap.
pears to have as bad an opinion of slavery as Mr.
Buchanan. who declares it is great political
erH and great moral erii,'' IA chrse," and thanks
God that his lot has been cast in State where it
does not exist
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Davis, Pain X ilIer.-BRookIIs Conn June 49, 1854

Davis Pain killer.-BRooKLIs, Conn. June Is. 1854
FRIEND DAVIS Although stranger to take the
liberty addressing few lines to for the purpose
ing few words in of invaluable medicine have
used Pain Killer for number of years for bowel
paint and burns and in fact for of all kinds think 1t
rn eminent have had several attacks of dysenery
very violent attacked at three o'clock in the morning
and at rise able of bed
twenty five cent bottle of your Pain Killer, which
menced taking according to directions aud at o'clock in the
evening my bowels regular and was and moving
about although somewhat weak would recommend all sim
raly afflicted to avail themselves of invaluable medicine
ELMEK WILLIAMS.
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medcin Dealers every
where June 20 dew
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~ VIII SELL At auction for cash the 18th inst at 10
NJ In front OF the Market House five Shares Merchants Rank
oioek deposited by d. L. Lyman security stock
RIO T. MIrrIrI faehiN.
July lieoda '' NiN''
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adonin @ a'enon OF the citizens of Lynchburg and ibe
'J'lns country to his large and splendid assor,ra, s
u BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS Sc of bIs 49, 'e ~ Of
81 nnni,, anu when are warranted Of best 49,
--eS$ qual'y and OF superior W ork manship
PERSONS wishing to have a good duraba Roo. 80 @, -
erninaS to io WIZ do we to call me, am de-
forget to call at the store three doors .hava
Bank. oppos'e Tue Citl lens Savings
july li-dts !. +, "RiMALDI
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Pertunnrd Rrcath--What lady or gentleman would
atr under the curse of dsagreeable breal when
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only render It,
sweet but make the teeth white aabaste prevent
ache and them decay.
lists and physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its 1t
pmpe frcckes renders the skin
ni mparnsa rich roseate hue. 1t is the greatest
ever known, being free from all
eeuts. For sale by STRO9HER & WHITEHEAD
may SITS aud Druggists everywhere.
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h IN eaeuse TO resolution of the Board Directors ~
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road 1,omnanv nrn5
and o AT sale all the Bags belonging the Company
hoi heeoed Tor It's use. The Bags will be divided H.;
10 quality, " ~ w 80 e'h ~ G ,n ac' ording
july l4-ts "a ~. WILL
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COMMERCIAL.


CORRECTED EVERY SATURDAY a TUESDAY by JYo -
ToBAcco-hecelps continue large and prices wo sun
ted for all grades Common Lugs Is to good es ppo
manufacturing Tugs 81 to leaf 81 10 80 10
~ To- fine shipping and stemming $40 to IL So 81 d.
ing fine SIS TO $50; extra do s25 To $50. ""aefuI
FLoup-superiine Sc to So so; Extra SCI to s.. "a.
$3.50 - shily
WHEAT-N Nothing doing No ia market
CoRE-67 to s0e Meal 20 to zoe
JNo CLARK
Commission M.l,l.
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Mr. VIM Schley. the Chairman Of the Old Line
Waig Convention, in Baltimore. writes to the
Convention:-"You and can vote properly and
consistently, for Mr.. Fillmore not AS the no,ni-
nee OF the American party--bu. as good Wing
sound and conservative in his notions. l feel
well assured that he will not prescribe any cit.
zen ON account of his religion or his birth: and
the doctrines the party. who have selected him
as their standard bearer. ~ expouuded by him
are ssssnAisuy conservative. And even il there
sbe in the platform Of the American party ZONE
political dogmas. which you and 1 as Old Line
Wings, cannot entirely approve. yet ss compa-
red with the other platforms il 10 comparatively
4unexceptionahIe and really conservative"
The baltimore American remarks that Mr..
Cssf, in the Senate, Is urging the claims Of
national improvements As constitutional, in argu
uents that years ago fell Familiarity from the lip,
Of Clay and Webster. and were then denounce,
- the very heresy Of Whiggery.
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A We have learned through gentlemen the highest
acr who are visitors at this place that they by
sons at the Va Tenn r. Road Depot Lynchburg
charging for Board Is pr This report is wholly with.
out in fact and has been put circulation by
empible tools of hearted msled
innocent persons and caused them this
msstatemen' These filthy things all work are doubtless
Pd oy persons who though good lie Themselves
are apprehensiye of the conse quences
Our charges are 81 day Sl2 per week $40 per
month the month comprising wees-chidren and servants
half price ~ w. ~
nave since becoming propreors of this Watering place.
for tie last two had to contend will similar
resentaons and would respectfully suggest to travellers 10
give no ear to helnss and drummes are found about
Road Depots Clrs i w UOfT q SONS
Richmond Dispatch Petersburg Express and InteIigencer
copy one week and send bills to this Office
''NN'
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w ID The subsrriber wishes n, I'll:
year. '''ns Tor the balance OF the
july SITS JOHN II. SEAY
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LYNCHBURG WHOLESALE PRICES CtJKRFz-9.=
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY ~
A. b. RUCkER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER Ann
Commission Merchant,
OPPOSITE BANK SGT ARE LYNCHBIIRc =,
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AuotI,cr r. IN FIX "a BILE 1, urc of sc rnfuInsnur-

Ia, Caroline County, Va, March, l8o4-Messrs Bennett
Beers; Richmond Gentlemen Your Carriers Spanish
ue has performed remarkable cure in the
afflicted with Serofua in the form bad
had become that his entirely closed had
for than As last resort everything else
had failed it resolved the We administer
ed according to directions and wonderful perfect
has been effected satisfied that medicine equals
Carriers Spanish Mixture purifier of the blood It
creating quite excitement here and sells very rapidly Send
another lot by Rail road Yours truly
iune2
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THE paid cheek and sunken female beauty
often excite the aud cammiseration friends
of the prinepa causes irregularities the system
thy seereton induced by weakened and dehiiaed
the blood or want of vital energy DR. l.. b. Wrgh scrOf
nious Andoc has cured thousands of such Of
which Frustrated for mouths helpless children
whom their physicians had given utterly ncurabe
some OF the most be
attached to voluntary testimonials wonderful efficacy
female complaints 1t strene and nvigoraes the blood
TO throw oil all those torpid hnmors that obsue free
ton induces regular habits Of the system gives
the wasted frame mparts the glow health the check and
youthful elasticity the limbs. Remember it inpoicnt
harm and powerful do good Give trial See advertise
finn Il.
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VUNHESl1 and Those Yesterday we received
- very hue lot Of superior Fob and Vest Chains
both IN quality and pattorn) and put them
occurred to us that they would form appropriate at
tachment to those Dixon watches advertised us few DAYS
since We therefore, cell the the public to them
ana we should be pleased to show that give
thing pretty in the of Sleeve and Studs at the
same time SIIVERTUORN A. CIIET
July Its formerly II.
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m ATTHIAsN,Co S,.......-


a FINE WATCH.-Ve have made arrange
- - iehis win the Importers of William Dixon Watch
Hn US regularly with many these watches as
NC aoie 10 sell IN This market VIM Dixon watch
inc mead the list of English Watches being made
ny 'ne thermometer Maker the Admiralty. Ac
s s eeh watch is certificate the maker which
me purchaser from imposition counerfcits and
rJr % mich being endorsed by gives immediate
w, III the event the watch should not keen time The
DIXON watch has been for some wears nv officers
no. government the whose duties require
So SHOULD nave very time keepers; also by of
eIs III private employ The most dlstnpuj.hed of whom
time keepers. VI 'ie" suPei''i"' "
b 81 na, al sen them in ynchburg same price they
Nans VI naepha and New York, object being bring
wv sr iorK 10 the very door of customers,
f"'"s "e invited 10 ca and examine the Dixon Watch
july ITS 80 t iionH =, a ", CLn inrn
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EGRcES WANTER.-1 he sul,>criier CON
tueS III market Tor NEGROES, of both sexes between
"a ags 81 ~ ana 81 years including Mechanics such
as backsnlls and Carpenter, and will paw the highest
ket prices in cash Ills office newly erected brcS udno
on lt or Lynch street. Immediately of the Farmers
ahh whee he rs prepared, (havng buildings wi
view TO board negroes sent TO Lynchburg sale 9th
ewse on ms moderate terms and them as seen re az
they were placed in the Jail of the Corporation 80 :
may l9d&cly SETU woonp oop
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"a. 600 ACRES LAND WARRANT.

uVuD0b0nh AoNES LAND WARRANTS
- vOSOON WANTED.-LA YETTE
uh Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants and Attor
NY 'or me prosecution of Military Bounty Land and Pension
i WISHES purchase 100 900 ACRES of Military Bounty
hi "aiIals vii! attend TO any business as Notary
'uch as knowiedgment of Deeds assignment of Land
''"''""S &C. @e LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
;rlre,s Notary Public, Bounty Land and
-9,y 10. Pens on Agent, Lypchburg Va
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS. &C.

DREAMS AND REAITIEs In the Life Of Pastor and
Teacher BY the author Of "Rollng RIDGE
"Thc Parish Side" etc. New York j. G. Der
by. Boston Phillips, Sampson & Co. (for
sale by j. Stcen 4 Son.
The above work represents in Ia principal char
actcr, the professional life Of its author,--a native
Of this village and wcll-known to many Of our
Oldest citizens. Although the names are assumed,
and some Of the links in the chain Of the nara
tive purely IDEAL, the principal SCENES we are told
consist Of everyday facts grouped together with
such fidelity to truth that they will be easily
eognized by those who were actors in the events
depicted. 70 the general reader the work is inter
csting, and will prove Scrviceable.
woLrsDnx an Authentic Account Of Things then
and thereunto pertaining, as they are and have
been. BY J. b. Boston Phillips, Sampson &
Company. (for sale in Braltlcboro by W. Eel
toni
In the pcrusal Of this book we have been great
~ entertained. II abounds In truthful portrature
Of life and manners as they appear in those Of our
New England villages that are removed from the
influences Of populous places and 1t Is written
with force and natnraness that will charm the
reader. Whoever is familiar with life in rustic
neighborhOods, will find in this story some Of the
most exquisite touches, reminding him Of home by
49,, -. = 30
genius.
EDirH HAZE; A Village Story. BY Thrace Tai
mon. Boston fhilifs, sampson Co Vfor
nv n p'"'''ssO'O y ". 'e''On' NJ
LUIS "so s'o,y VI 'e" '-''s'A"' i'e' 'A''