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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

Russia The new Russian loan will, it is be-
leved amount to i0o,000.000 silver roubles.--
The interest is fixed at per cent. and a portion
of the bonds will be redeemed every year by
means of sinking fund formed by an addition
al one per cent. reserved annuay.-with which
will be combined lottery of money prizes. The
loan is principally for the construction of rail
roads in the interior of Russia, and partly for
the indemnifcation to be paid to Denmark for
the Sound Dues; although it is whispered that n
considerable portion Of it will be given up to tn.
Grand Duke Constantine. to enable him to carry
out his daring project of metamorphosng the
whole of the Russian navy into screw steamers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

The Hon. JAMES g. HARDY, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor of Kentucky, died at his residence in Bar
rem county, in that State on the 18th instant, af
ter serious and prot,acted illness. The Lopis-
gnia, but long resident of Kentucky; about
sixty years Of age; u warm hearted. amiable,
generous man, long prominent member of the
Baptist Church. in which communion he was
highly esteemed pious and consistent chris
tian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

PLEASANT TRAvELLING.-Car building in
France is making rapid strides towards, perfec
ton. On the Orleans railway, people go TO bed
fairly undress, and have as good nights rest
us they could get on four poster. For this
the traveller pays the price of two seats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

ANOTHER Commemorative officers of the
National camp, Order, United Sons of Ameri-
Ca" have called II Convention Of the Order n
assemble in Baltimore on Friday July. 9TH. 1t
is supposed that action will be taken before the
convention in relation to. the Presidential el,c.
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

NEBucnApSEzzAR.-Its stated that Colonel
Rawlinson has lately discovered, in a stnte Of
perfect preservation. what is believed to be the
mummy of Nebuchadnezzar, The face of the re-
bellious manarch of Babylon covered by one Of
those gold masks usually found in Assyran
tombs. is described as very handsome the fore
head high and commanding, the features marked
and regular. A post-mortem examination has
been nude and the stomarch found full of grass.
London Atlas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21
another Candidate anofher Farce.

The telegraph has given us the result Of the
deliberations of the Black Republican Conven-
ton II Inns unfurled its banner inscribed with
tho nalnes of Fremont and Dayton" as their
standard bearers in the present Presidential con-
les, 80 that now FIVE tickets hive been put 10
the field Fillmore and Doneson, buchanan and
breckenridge. Banks and Johnson. Stockton and
Rayner aud Fremont and Dayton; and we are
reliably informed that Gen. Houston will certain
~ be an Independent Notwithstanding The
sirtAt The farccs that these fanatics are playing
Of late are more amusing than dangerous. Fac
lion divided into factions is harmless. With an
undi yided front aud unbroken ranks there might
probably have been the shadow Of grounds upon
which to found the fear that they might succeed
in Presidential contest. But split up and d.
vided as they are. they become us impotent us
they are despicnblc.
Their tickets will all be consigned 10 political
graves, in November. so deep that the hand Of
will never reach them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

Read The Certificate Of Rguor Practitioner This may
fy that have used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
and believe it to be very valuable medicine
have prescribed extensively in bowel complaint particular
1y for ehren and is my opinion superior prepare
zion have used for the relief of When
given to children have always combined it with the syrup
arabic, drops teaspoonfu Of syrup
mixed Others have mixed 1t with milk and oasses equal
parts. A. HUNTING, NJ. D..
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER internal remedy has
equal In of Oh lie Summer Complaint Dyspepsia,
Dysentary and Asthma will night by taking 1t
internally and bathing with freely. 1t is the
in America Its action is like magic when externally applied
bad scads and sprains For sick
and toohache dont fail to try it. In short 1t Pain Killer
Sold by all dealers in family medicine.
INN Z lu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

New Use OF DoGs.-Snce the second Of
June, nearly 200 dogs of all ages and conditions,
have been captured by the legally appointed dog
eatchers. and given to a man in Jersey for the
manufacture OF OIL buttons. &c. Heretofore the
city were compelled to pay 81 cart load to get
them out of the way, but now they are taken
mthe general depot free of charge by this en-.
terprislng Jerseyman.-- Phiia. Ledger.
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NOYNER,s White a. Black SnIphur su,;...


~ THIS delightful Watering place is open for be
ception Of vsters II is situated the line count
of the most beautiful picturesque and fertile portions
Virginia. and Immediately the lie of the Virginia Ten
Rail Road within 250 yards of the road itself an
half mile from Bonsaek's depoonly hours Rich
Petersburg, and about hours from Lyncbburg
leaving City Point Petersburg, Richmond IN
morning by the South Side and Danvie Rail Roads ana
taking the of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
Iynchburg reach Bonsaeks depot about O'clock thu
day where Omnibus, &C. will meet them and convey
them to the Springs
rave Properties persons hy
relieved using the The reputation
for half century past has been established
the surrounding counties for having cured many persons
ted with various.
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They surpassed by mineral waters in Virginia
for the of Dyspepsia In its various forms Affections
Kidneys and Bladder General Debility, especially of
the Nervous system all kinds Cuaneous and other dses
of the Skn and many Of the diseases peculiar
nales.
They gently purgstive and duretc with stroug deter
mination certificates of the many that
might be furnished are given below.
THE BUILDINGS are spacious and convenient and almost
entirely consisting Hotels Cottages, &c, aflordng
equal to be found in the mountains
Virginia about 400 persons The Furniture and Fixtures
those of the best hotels in cities
Bedding unusually with Hair Mattresses hro ghou
esabishment-as all which invite vsters to
Judge themselves No pains have been spared
tanning best Servants and the most experienced and best
qualified Assistants department OF the establishment
The general mana cement contded to J. A HEFELFIN
GER ESQ of Cumberland Maryland assisted by AL
FRED r. JAMES, aud Ko J. READ late OF Lynehbure
who will doubt give satisfaction to all who may visit the
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS &c, for exercise,
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC is already secured, and TEL.
THE TABLE will be found equal any in the mountains
the facilities for securing supplies being about they
ia HEFELFINGER & Co, Proprietors
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u Is sought merOy 10 give eoior 10 his dismis
SAL bat TO fx an indellible stain hitherto spot
less character and to send our Minister back TO Eng
land no, only dismissed but degraded
The writer thus concludes
AN we can say Is, that we have waited and ar-
pcalcd In vain; that step aer step has the Govern
ment Of General Pierce advanced in IL career of sio-
lence and aggression while no voice has been raised
no hand stretched out 10 arrest course 80 fun OF
danger aud discredit America will not snbmii TO
arbitration because she is determined 10 seize Aiear-
aqua whether the terms ofthe Clayton treaty author
zes the seizure or not and every advance We make -
sure to be mel In spirit which seeks grounds for
provocaiion out Of every effort 10 eoneiliaie
"From the people Of America In whose name
these things are done, but with whose consent and
assent We firmly believe they are not done we seek
for aid In vain. They give their Government but NJ
tie support but they do nothing TO control H. and by
their Constitution they arc unable 10 remove IT.
Under these circumstances can only reiefate INC
suggestion we have made bcfore-that We should
avoid all occasions Of defence, withdraw all points OF
contact restrict ourselves within our own nights ana
wait with patience whether the objects OF ue
American Government may not be shfishea ny so'"c-
thing short of the last extremity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

We authorised to announce EDMUND p. TUCK
Err candidate fill the vacancy In the Office IF Sheriff.
the County of Amherst An election for this purpose will be-
held In said County Thursday the 10th of July Mr.
Tucker elected will select Albert c. Jameson, for his
deputy. MANY DEMOCRATS.
iune1 ctln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

Col. GARRETT. Richmond Wing says:
"Col. Garnett has accepted the offer of Chief En-
gineer for the Emperor of Brazil, at a salary of
twelve thousand dollars year, and will sail for
that country about the middle of July. We re-
gret that Virginia should lose the services of so
experienced and distinguished an Engineer. We
still more regret to part with him on account of
his virtues and excellencies man. He will
carry with him to this distant theatre of his du-
| ties the warm regards aud best wishes of b host
ofdevoted personal friends. He expects to be-
absent some two or three years"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

SPAIN AND MExiCo,-The difficulty between
Spain and Mexico is said to be serious, but we
scarcely credit it. The amount claimed bv Spain
as losses incurred by Spanish subjects during
the ,truggle of Mexico for independence is six
millions. Mexico has called for revision of these
claims, urging that some of them are fraudulent
Spain refuses this demand, and Mexico endeav-
ored to enforce it by compelling the complainants
to deposite their titles with available security
for the amounts already paid thereon. threaten
ing to contscate the property of the Spanish
holders should they refuse to do so, and actually
carrying out the threat in several cases. This
is resented by Spain, and squadron has been
sent TO Vera Cruz to back its complaints. The
task to be executed by this squadron, embracing
nino or ten vessels, comprising in all one hun,
dred and sixty guns, is variousy stated. BY
some bombordment of Vera Cruz is predicted,
whilst others assert that blockade will only be
attempted. A new Spanish Minister accompa-
MES the squadron. which left Havana on the 23d
ultimo.-North American.
Late advices from Mexico state that the
Government there refuses to acknowledge the
new Spanish Minister whilst the Spanish fleet
menaces Vera Cruz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21
GER rIFIC A TIE S.
PETERS RG, VA, May IS
My DEAR SIR

My DEAR SIR:
You desire know opinion of the water at Coyners
Springs Having resided place five months
prepared that formed the favorable opinion of the
In indigestion prosation general de-
by distractions and functional arrangements OF all
the seereory have waters in the mountain
with it, except the Greenbrer White am
than pleased to learn that the place will come under
Immediate management and super vision, and that
have the services gentleman from the Eutaw House
In Baltimore which, together with the fine hotel beautifully
finished furnished besides comfortable cottages
the patronage of the public and make the
Coyne Springs the inviting and fashionable resort in Nr
gina With my beet wishes for your and happiness
remain, my dear sir, Your most obedent servant,
GEO J. SMITH, NJ. D..
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Horrible murder I'm Chicago.

From the Chicago Democratic Press, June 18th
The community shocked yesterday NOR
ming by the discovery that Mr.. Thomas, Apple
bee, grocer, had been shockingly murdered in
the back room of his store, No. 81 Randolph
street, during Wednesday night. He had been
dead some hours when the store opened in
the morning. His body lay near the back door
drcndfully manglcd and cut, presentnga specta
Gle Of horror TINT might well appal the stoutest
heart.
1t would seem that the murderer entered the
store after 8 O'clock, when Mr. Applebce had
sent away all his clerks and was engaged in
counting cash. and that the deceased went into
tho back room with the customer To get butter In
the refrigerator whore the butter was kept was a
candle which had been but just lighted and ex-
tinguished and the hat of Mr.. Applebee.
Tho lid of the refrigerator will not remain open
md Il is likelyth at he placed the candle in tand
was holding tho lid up with hand cutting
butter with n knife in the other, when struck on
the head from behind. The first blood is near
the refrigerator but the body lay several feet dis
tant TIE butter knife is as large as a butcher
knife and lay on the floor with some blood on it.
A Ratchet belonging to the store was covered
with blood and hair, and had been buried in the
face and head of the deceased, both by blows
with the edge and the head. tits heavy
Ratchet, very blunt. end with heavy claw head.
About ten dollars in gold and silver found
IN Mr., Appiebee's pocket. His gold wat' h was
in the pocket but the ring of it lay on the floor,
while the chain was torn from the vest as if by
n sudden jerk
The chain and watch were not taken. The
change in the money drawer was not disturbed.
The hoy who acts as book keeper thinks Mr..
Applebee Ind put the money hand in bills
intoa pocket book in his breast pocket. several
hundred dollars in amount. but as to the quaint
ty he cannot be certain. The pocket book and
bills are missing. and no clue to the identified
ton of the money is yet brought out.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

A DEAR KIss--WoMAN's RlGHrs. A curious
trial was recently held at Middlesex Sessions, in
England. Thomas Saverland, the prosecutor
stated that on tho day after Christmas he was in
the Dom where the defendant Caroline Newton
and her sister, who had come from Birmingham,
we're present. The latter jokingly observed that
she had promised her sweetheart that no man
should kiss her while absent. 1t being holiday
time, Saverland considered this challenge. and
caught hold of her and kissed her. The young
woman took it us joke. but her sister the dc.
PENDANT, said she would like little of that fun
as she pleased. Saverland t,d her if she was an
CRY he would kiss her also; he then tried to do
it; and they fell to the ground. On rising the
woman struck him; he again tried to kiss her, and
in the scufie she bit of his nose, which she spit
out of her mouth. The action was brought to
recover damages for the loss of his nose. The
defendant said he had no business to kiss her; if
she wanted kissing she had husband to Hiss
her-a better looking man than ever the prosecu =
tor was. The jury without hesitation acquitted
her; and the chairman said that if any man at
tempted to kiss woman against her will, she had
right to bite off his nose if she had a fancy for
SO doing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n,.uepsfm Cured.-DR GRO. b. GREkS.-Dsar Sir -
atsaTsp BIYrrs much pleasure stating that from
its prompt effect In aleviaiing and overcoming
own family and from knowledge wonderful results In
curing attacks quite IN .ns my
in that distressing complaint ana .s t ana EARNEST
II South Market Street
The above certificate well known highly 70.
spectacle merchant of Boston, and entitled to the fullest
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH ". FOwLE & co, lae Washington Street, Bos.
ton. Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J. II THOMPSON 4 co. and j. II. sEAY
june q d. eataw W
Another Rem "a knbIc Cure of scro faln.-spar.
Beers; Richmond Carriers Spanish Mix.
remarkable the Of
become bis eyes entirely closed and had been
30 . an y i' as s se
ed according directions and wonderful to say perfect
CARERS Spanish purifier blood it
creating quite an excitement here and sells very rapidly Send
june june ailnoJ ' r. s. BRoADDu.
The new practice of Prof. DE GRATm's
ELECTRIC CuREs.-LETTER FROM ONE OF THE
OLD ARISTROCRATIC FAMILY OF THE LOVlNGS
TONS, OF NEW YORK.
GIRAnD HOUSE Philadelphia May :, 1856
Prof DE Crah recently took cold from sleeping damp
sheetsmy neck became swollen and painful that could
my using success every thing
prescribed by my physicians enng tried Lo.sle Of
your ELECTRIC on This ing well, the relief
ing been as complete as it was instantaneous 9;
Editor Monthly Law Magazine, 157 broadway,
New York City.
refer any party to Mr.. Livingston, who is well known
throughout the United States
Ask Mr. wilkins of Lynehburg If Charles De Graths Elec-
trio on did not cure him of rheumatism and strains received
fall.
Ask Rev Mr. Caldwell if 1t did not relieve him of
cough and pain in the hreast night
Ask Mr. WEIGH of Buchanan If did not him Of swell
ed glands in the troa in fifteen the Doctors said
he would die In a short time
Ask Mrs Argyle it did relieve her of the headache In hf
teen minute
Ask Mrs Blafor Of Lynchburg If did her Of
headache In fifteen minutes.
This OH Is mild pleasant and harmlessits properties
for good-Chden should them teethng and for
Beware base mators protesting make Electric Oil
They know nothing of its manufacture their only aim being
money Look out Beware, The only genuine made
the old establishment 80 South 9Th Philadelphia
yeoued advertised by base scamp Name the wrap
per and blown In bottle
PROF. G. DE GRATH,
Sole inventor and maker of Electric Oil In the world
For sale by DR. H. Seay Lynebburg Va, and in nearly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

Sole inventor and maker of Electric Oil In the world.
For sale by DR. j. H. Seay, Lynehburg Va, and in nearly
every town in Virginia. june 2l-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21
coYNERs SPRINGS, VA, August %, 1856.

DEAR SIR
For about fifteen past been aborng
rou disorder of the bowels arrangement liver dys
pesa In an aggravated form accompanied with debility
ana prostraon OF the system By the use, of the
Mhe sulphur water at Coynes Springs for months past
nave not been relieved but health been entirely
restored and am now healthy having lost days
WORK iio disease of kind for past OF
as my cure owing alone the this place
am Obliged to consider their medicinal qualities eminenty
eooo give this certificate hoping publication do 9th
ers good g. A. MAYO.
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paid cheek and sunken former female beauty
Often excite the regrets and cNmmiseraton of friends
the principal irregularities The unhca
thy seereons induced by weakened and debated
the blood Of vital energy DIR L. Wrights scof
uons Aniidote has cured thousands of such
which Frustrated for months helpless children and
whom their physicians had given utterly neprabe
Some of the respectable city he found
attached to voluntary testimonials its wonderful efficacy
female complaints 1t strengthens invigoraes the blood
TO throw off all those torpid humos that obsruct free
regular haots oil the life
the wasted frame impas the health the cheek
youthful elasticity to the limbs Remember impocn
harm and powerful to do good Give trial See advertise
ment [une l0Imo
Bakers Premium Ritfers.--We can saw with the
utmost confidence that BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs
tnred by Baker of Richmond city, has become the
popular dcne OF the AS evidence
the proprietor has been furnished with upwards
sand certificates from the Richmond ad-
Joining counties where it has made remarkable
dyspepsia Nervous Headache of long standing ALSO
and Fever Coles Cholera Morbus Heartburn Dysenary
Summer Complaints The great confidence created in the
eased patients testified they had been given their
physicians Some of the eminent physicians the State
of Virginia using in their regular practice and good
OF them will be without their families
is what we call popular medicine test.
nony, We told they invaluable languid debn
tated female and will give aud strength heyhoe
tenn We call the attention of the public valuable
icine, should they be in need.
Every family should keep few bottles OF hand.
Price 80 per bottle.
For sale by Mcssrs. Strother IL Whitehead and Staber &
Jones, lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
june 2-2w
Perfumcd II renth.-What lady or gentleman woul
D0WDENS DENTAL FLUID it will only render It,
sweet but make the teeth white alabaser prevent tooth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by
lists and physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be attaed by II
pimples reckles
full impartng rich roseate hue the greatest cosmetic
cents For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
may SIS and Druggists everywhere
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LYNCHBURG, May gath, 1856.


DEAR SIR:
In obedience with reference the properties
ofCoyner springs wate without hesitation and with perfect
confidence in its efficiency to all abong
under dic u imperfect painful digestion Diseases OF the
kidneys and bladder and females aborng under their
liar affections The water is light AMI he taken in large
quantities. sits well the stomach, and kindly the
kidneys regard 1t equal any of the sulphur waters Of
similar strength The situation is delightful and improve
nents and very comfortable
Yours, very respectfully p IL. GILMEM, N. ID.
have years considered the of Coyncrs Sulphur
Springs In Boteourt county beneficial in dyspepsia torpid
liver and bowels, Diseases enfeebed conditions
the and chronic Elections the kidneys and
bladder have heard these highly recommended
diseases peculiar females have such
which the patients greatly benefited and Others
cured by them. p IL. CHRISTIAN, NJ. d.
May 9th, 1856
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND DAHvILLE r. X CC
lsEl


SIR In the summer Of 1855 afflicted with trouble
eruption letter OF the skim which extended itself
y head and face, and of
DEAL from the irritation and burning sensation which
1t produced had confidence from knowledge
Of the healing properties of the Coyne Springs
then the property of fifty mile of Lynch
kurg Immediately the Virginia d Tennessee Railroad In
view of confidence in the healing virtues of the OF
these SpringsI determined to avail myself of short visit the
place. and test in the effect upon this
eruption and to satisfaction found entire relief
weeks and am satisfied that had stayed there sometime
longer The would have been thorough complete
as was have been roused only with few pnpes since
but not to much
II these facts of my brief trial of
In similar will be service of benefit
ether nvals afflicted like myself suffering similar
causes, you liberty the may
Think proper. Most Respectfully,
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take pleasure in mentioning for the benefit of those a
ed with dyspepsia. that have been entirely relieved of
distressing disease by drinking Coyne sulphur ha
been aboring under dyspepsia for six part
the time dieted bread and milk, which frequently dis
dered my stomach much 10 confne to my bed for
era days came up to Coyners last summer (sfter ry
several other celebrated watering places without being
htedo so feeble not be able walk the spring AT
fefna'nng several days, and using the freely
much improved as to be able TO take long walk the
an adjoining mountain have been improving gradually
til now can eat moderately of what please and attend
my domestic business without suffering all from the
ton. MAHAJAH KNIGHT
LYNCHBURG SeDtember DIST 1856
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The Engllsh Press on American At
O1rs.

As matter Of absorbing interest to the Amer
lean people. We devote much of our space thi,
morning to comments Of the English press on thu
condition Of affairs existing between that country
and this.