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Many Who have perbed have erred and snned for wOmsa'
PU B Ii H E D THIS DA y
CY r L L A,
A ROMANCE or THE PRESENT TINE,
Rv the autbor Of The Initiaiau

BY the suthor Of " The Ini.isls."
Large octave. Price 50 cents.
This these novels which viii continue to be read like
Of Scott and other great Of fiction, long after The
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Gene laid in Germany The fair author ID the daughter Of
the celebrated Lord Erine formerly Lord High Chancellor
Of Finland Educated In Great Britain but since her marriage
German neblemsn living the Continent she depicts
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fiction there lovely creation than the heroine All
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INFORMATION WANTED, of ELIZA SMITH,
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debush NewJerey. Her mother 1t Charles Judds No 50
Isth.st between 9tk and l0shsvs., NewYork
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ssnt 10 Married
Il men. Address, with four postage stamps,
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IN Colored Man MONDAY l2h inst, after O'clock
win send note 70 tits once, addressed ~ diving
PARTICULARS he will co1fer favor parties deeply inesested
Said Powder supposed to have been purchased IN the neigh
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NOTICE.-The Brick Presbyterian Church,
Tiust.s. have procured beautiful LOCxTfONn De RvtR
GREEN CEMETERY, to which place ell The remains Of Ae
deed found In graveyard viii DO removed une othegweo
Indicated BY surviving ends Mr. JAMES HULL SEXTON
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departed and give any information desired. -
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NEW MUsIC.-FIFTERN BEAUTIFUL
IN COMPOSITIONS. Louis. Pyns, QthossP6 iisoesl
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T1HE LONDON JOURNAL.-No. SIS Of THE
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" On "Wednesday, NAY q,

NaONAI,DI. A TALE By Washington Allston.
lyl One bapdsome i6mo. volume. Cloth, rs cts
This edition Of espila story, published during The
life time of the author very small impression only was
printed sI ct Although another edition
was called for Mr. Aston did not consent 70 rs
rsnpbcation IL h now reissued with the consent OF the
family IShNOn rI6i-pS.
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FORSTER on CONSUMPTION, Gc.-Just
II published 60 pager, price One Dime, CONSUMPTION
suo SCROrULA popular Treatise the recent important
relative TO ,hsr cause nature and certain cure
Dsro boob souId practical sense and great medical know.
ledge displayed and not unlikely that s1nsiasrses rev
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eaecied By public Every family should be IN possss
son Of valuable work. which, By ne extreme
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will be msied receipt Of Ten CentA tpost paid) BY
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COM VI a. ISllAI..

| NEW YORK MARKETs.-The cotton market
; was quiet on Saturday, aud prices easier. The
sales embraced about 800 bales. A Geographic
despatch received from New Orleans, dated 3D.
inst stated that the receipts Mt that port within
four days had been $1,000 bales, and the sales
li,O09. and that the market was easier after the
receipt of the Persa's news. The receipts were
fall ng off Froights were at I'D. Flour yes
terday continued firm, but somewhat less active
Prime Tennessee red wheat sold mt 81 GA and
fair white do. Mt 81 20. Corn was at SIC. "A 5Sr
for unsound, 80 60c. for mixed.aDd Gle Gaze
for yellow, and choice parcel white sold at G4c
Pork was unsettled, and sales of mess made ut
Sl7 70 SlS The rain interfered with the sales
Of sugar which were confined to about 400 500
hhds. Cuba muscovado, at steady prices. Mo
lnsseS was in good demand and tolerably active
Mt full prices. Freights firm at the ad.
vance. with moderate engagements.-N. Y. Her
aid, May 5.
BRlGuroN (BosToN) CATTLE MARKET, May |.
AT market i 100 Beeves 800 Seeep and Lambs
and 1850 Hogs. Prces-Bref extra S9,frst quail
ity 50 5O second quality 50, and third quality at
81 50. Mich Cows at % to $50. Veal Calves
at to 80 Sheep and Lambs, sales at 5a7 cents
per ID. Hogs Wholesale at 7as, retail at 8al0
cents per h.
New ORLEANS MARKET,May Cotton is en-
ser bub not euotably lower. Sales of 5000 bales
Mt IO4aiO3 cents sales of the week 90 900 bales.
Receipts at this port 5l2, 900 bales ahead of last
year. Rio Cnffpp-Saes If the week 1900 bags:
stock on hand 46 600 bngs' prime Rio l04al03
cents. Sugar-Market dali, with declining ten.
dency. sales at - cents Molasses 81 cts. flou,
dull. Mess Pork firm at SIG 80. Cotton freight
to Liverpool :. Sterling Exchange %.
New ORLEANS. May 3.-Sales of $500 bales
Of Cotton to day. prices unchanged freights are
SITTER.
CHARLEsToN, May 3.-Cotton has advanced
sai. Sales of the week 10000 bales; good mid
ding ia. Stock 81 900 bales. Receipts of the
week 9 300 bales.
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- lNaIos MAY a. Sfaalr NJ, puuh. oi
oh presented the resaluti,as 1T The Ohia I.rgi,
azure III iavar ot the adinl ,.lan of Kansas with
ire state constitution
On motion of Mr.. Clayton the Secretary of
sta'e was requested to transmit the original Jour.
nal OF proceedings of the Baard If American
commissioners convened al Paris tn audit mad
lqn'date the claims of our citizens To French spp-
liaiion.
MI Bayard Offered substitute for the bill 70.
ported by the naval committee, amending the net
sta'lishine the Naval Retiring Board, and pro-.
posing 10 restore all the officers displaced by that
board, and investigate their fitness and capahili
~.
The Senate then adjourned
mouse The House passed the senate bill mp
Pf"pfiatlns $1,000 for deepening the channel
over me 81. Clair flats, in Michigan.
VT. tllngman submitted IA resolution To the
following effect: That for the better protection
of the persons and property of American citizens
ehder the law ct nations aud rs secured by tho
treaty with Central America the President be
hereby authorized TO employ the L. s. land and
naVa f"rces As well as volunteers if necessary
10 secure the safety of transit passengers. Such
forces I" be solby him in aid of the local author-
ties to insure the rights of the United States.
Mr. Jones. of Tennessee. object 10 the res
oln''on because il authorizes the President to
take possession of Central America. We don't
wnnt that now
Several voices ayes we do; lets take it,"
Inc House adjourned without action on the
resolution.
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A CURIOUS AsE.-About a year and half a
90 widow lady by the name OF Smith, siding
on Suffolk street, in this city, drank some water
from spring at the sea shore, and as she sup
posed swallowed a small eel. Since then she has
been gradually getting out of health, and at
length her illness became so severe and alarm
ing that her life was thought to be in great dan
ger No medicine or physician could give her
relief, till last week. DIR. Hunton being called
in gave her potion that on Saturday morning
relieved her Of IL live eel foot in length. The
eel has been preserved in spirits, and is decided
" an ugly looking customer The lady Is great
" relieved, but thinks there is another of the
..vermnls.. left behind Il otceH News.
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Church Property in Merico. According 70
recent advices from Mexico the Presdentsteadily
adheres to his determination to sequester tho
property of the church of Pucbla to pay the ex-
re, sps of The insurfec n which, il i said the
church in>tigated The Bishop resists and
threatens accommodation. but it has no effect
on Comfort Nothing hut the money will suffice
Understanding that there was to be preaching IN
all the churches against the government decree
the governor of Pueba ordered out ;the troops
aud placed ordnance (sorc I2 poundcrs) in front
of the doors. with an in.maton that they would
be used if required The Archbishop of Mexico
had a long conference with the President on this
delicate subject. but without any compromise
on either side.
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Later from Kansas Sheriff Jones not Dead.

Later from Kansas Sheriff Jones not Dead.
ST.. LOUIS, May 5.-Letters received here fro
Westport, Kansas, say that hopes are enter tain
ed of the recovery Of Sheriff Jones.
Col. Sumner arrived at Lawrence on the 25tl
April from Fort Leavpnworth with his whole
mand. 1t was threatened that the people would
fire into the soldiers tents. Gov. Robinson the
free State Governor charged the act on the pro
slavery party. Col. Summer denied this and said
if the Governor would leave it to Lin he would
soon settle it.
Mr.. Stringfellow had demanded to appear be
fore the Congressional investigating committee,
either in person or by counsel. and introduce and
exrmine witnesses. This demand had been re
fused by Mr.. Howard, chairman of the commit t.
tee.
-The deputy Sheriff of Douglas county was
having wrts issued for over 100 citizens of Law
renee, charged with the commission of crime un
der the territorial laws.
A standing army will be stationed at Lawrence
until all the arrests have been made, and the par
ties sent to Lecompton.
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Child Shot.

A child of Mr.. WIN. Luekey was killed in
Baker county. Ca, on the 18th ult., under tho
following circumstances. There was an old ps-
tol about the house which had not been used for
three or four years. Mrs. I4uckey took It, and
after examining it to see if it was loaded, aud
trying repeatedly to ere it off, gave it to her in
FAINT to play with. Another one of her children
about four years old. took the pistol away from
the child, and placing the mnzzle against its fore
head snapped i, the pistol fired, killing the IN
FAINT instantly.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
WaaIli in ufnu ElOusc-Snend & Tia RID. ID

khOusc-Snt1u
MAY6-Dr y + Jeter Bonsacks h Whitehead, Apo; Dir II
W Holcombe, Danvlle; Jno 7 Barnes Louisville, Ky;
Tstdy Campbell G Andrews Bedford; JAS King Bristol
Tenn; Rhea Blu tvile, TIE A Larkin Ravens Nei;
T Suhett and lady, Bedford Lancaster. Blacksburg
WIN Davis. b tetonrt Saml TyneN, Ta2ewcl T Tynes,
Roanoke G Sader New York. r ellis. Amelia; a + What
swook Carter and Lady VIM Chapman and Lady; Miss
y Holt, Amea Jno A Homes. Boydton; Shepherd aud
lady, Bedford j Stone, city; VIM Falls Bedford J I
Bolen, Read Roanoke; J. II LutZ, Phla Jas NJ Farmer
Jack PAYNE Campbell Chas II Massie, Amherst.
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FUTURE DAYS


NY virtue ct deed Of trust executed by John W STRAIT
9th Of January 1854 aud Of record IN the Clerks
Office Campbell county the undersigned the Trustee there
named VIII sell the premises Wednesday the 2th
public auction, the Of lnud which
the sntton resides called Flat Creek lying tho
Lynrhburg Pa,lvana Turnpike. about nine miles fom
town The between t15 aud 700 OF
land cleared with sunclency Of wood and
has conf ebo dwelling aud other necessary build
ines The title Il Observation-Disclosures the undersigned will
convey such only Is vested In him by the trust decd
aforesaid
FERMs-As the expenses Of sale ensh Will be required -
For the The debt recorded In tho deed alancc
about s9e00 credit VI four months VIII he Evoni tho
chaser give negotiable satisfactorily endorsed with
liberty sell the and in default of payment For the remain
der OF the purchase money, credit of twelve month VIII bo
giyen-titlo retained Til The whole Ia paid
apl 30 dSe2tawtds JNo NJ, SPEED, Trustee,
u. H.
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Fatal Duel.

The Petersburg correspondent Of the Rich
mond Dispatch says:
A dncl took place on Sunday. the 4ih inst,
near Wilmington. n. c.. between DIR. wilkins
and Mr. j. Flanner, both of Wilmington. wilkins
was shot dead at the first fire. Cause Of the
duel-politics.
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by NM. II. MosBY. Auct'r.

A ksfsON CARD ID. MOI forget the safe Of
~ n. u LEVI STelk OF DRY GOODS will bu ron.
morning hissnae 10 aeiuck. Much the
valuable pofton al his tntk b. aoi w. DrtHa sAa
Nansns lsccr. 1k vs. ttosery. Cathe testn.ra NeWnga
Tho Iadssare invited ea earlyand the great
Isl bargains aft cd IN this mnrfst
ian, Z Is d. a. rllELPH, aurfr.
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ANrK'S .,s,.l.s Ton nll ~ ,

easy to n"kea Phut mt easy To- mike the bon
ot a F's9nr Winch womb h7Ns u'ua al the oil, caHs td
bore and With what wos,l fHHrr, uih submit
The public decision 4 has hrvn unfortunate the iaiint
hduef that ahost eNctY futgaN medicine il hrneni"uA
and irritating a. thr hHwtla thsis net Many ot them rTp
more in eanhic balance tr good u he derived from them
lhcse rus produce no irritation ruin nni,ss arises nom
Gus btlnE purely Ngottl, No hafm ehh ais ir"in th'if
use In any quantity but Is hotter thai matne should
be taken udeu1sH Minute ireeous 1t their use il The
several deases 10 which they applicable ENgnen The
box Among the complaints heh have hcon speedily cured
by them we mcnien Liver Complaint Ia all IT, various forms
OF Jaundee indigestion lanFou aud Loss Of Appetite List
lcssness ltsiabty hnus Headache bilious Fever Fever
ana Agno faniu the Side aud ans Tor Ia truth all hese
are but the consequences at diseased action Of the liver As
an apeen they anrd prompt and sure relief in CosNones
iilcs thoe pysenery umurs Scrunla aud SrufNY Colds
win soreness o e bohy Ulcers aud nriiy of the blood
In short any and every wherl pufgaNe sroqurod
The have ao produced snguary successful In
rheumatism, Nou nropsy, Gravel Eyspclas fnphann of
the Heart fabsin the back stomach and Side They should
be freely akon the spring othe year purify the blood
casona dose stimulates the stomach Into healthy aeon aud
restores the appetite and ygor They purify the blood aud
by thnr smnan action the eeuatry system renovate
strength of body wasted diseased
energies Of thu Whale organism Hence Az occasional doso Ia
advantageous though arrangement exists but
unnecessary dosing should be carried too fa aa every
purgaivc medicine reduces the strength when taken to
cess The thousand in which ph,slc Ia required can
not he enumerated here hut they Themselves To the
reason ot every body and is confidently believed this pi
VIII answer better purpose than thing which has hitherto
been available to mankind When THEIR virtues are once
known the public will doubt what remedy 10 employ
when In need eathartit medicine.
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant to tnkc and being
PURELY vegetabno harm arise from their IN an guam
utyt
Chemist lswc Mass Prize % ecuts Box Five boxea
for 81 co, Sold by John II Seay LYnchhnrg, and by all
Druggists aud Country Merchants throughout the State
Purcell ladl Co Richmond, General Agents
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u For snle public auction To the highest bidder without
reserve, Saturday, the path Inst, THREE LOTS
with two story framed House each, In the vicinity
John oYcrs aud situated 9Th ney aad 10Th street
Aso lot which thorc Is Carpenters shop and Stable
fronting ION and immediately adjoining The above
mentioned lots This property iswelwoh the attention OF
purchasers
formaTon per the purchase money In cnAl The
residue In and 70 months with interest thereon from The
day sac the purchaser give his notes, well endorsed
therefor aud title retained until a tho purchase money
paid, EDWARD u. MctLEES'
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iuEoErHt,. v :,ele-

IMPORTER. whole
sALE AND RETAIL
DEALER in AarsIeAs 4
IaPoHIrD q L SIS AND
RIFLES. Foyling and Fish
tss@#zt4 <f1----- ing Tackle. table and poeket
----------@--z<-4-Jl-- Cutlery Walking Canes,
,s and t,-te Na Percussion caps fisppo~ der Patent
SIT Balla raY rlaska Ienchss and Bells sha Digs
nipples and Wfeuehes Washing Roe and Ihk.r- Dos
Glains and Collars. fun Makers Naertas Sc a. ~.
sUINEBS and FfkI siD01 !.Is at aanutas tares p's'
to she #nd' T. fUTHERLAND
~ L. Man, opposite Eagle siaarc Riel noha va.
A DIPLOMA
FfftsT CIkss - AN AHDtp ~ rHf biH6ifi% 3
nHFtfAHIcs 1NsItTuTK ron Tpt foMo1lO&
fHF ANTS 10
akMI'FL sS1HERDbA Nj, OF NlfifAFsDs Nik's A
Tor GUNS. pJs1pi.S RAJ In e&hsits ~
b. Exihhiiun ~ Afftcs Il American Manufacture he'd IA
Ihr Gus OF Richmond the leth day u Nv lsa4
JANfsW. IfwFf1tN J A. BasLyIS
Secretary Rresid.nt
mi fe1s W
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

- We are authorized to announce GEO, H. CAMERON
candidate for reelection Office Constable in the
@n district Of Amherst the ensuing election may 7ctde
r We are authorized to announce CHARLES A. HOI-
'oMBt candidate for reelection the Office Of Commits
oner OF the Revenue for the Eastern District Of Campbell
county. lmay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07

q We are authorized announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate for the office Constable in the Seventh District Of
amPbc county ma IA dtde
There report going the rounds that have withdrawn
said nor authorized any person to that
apl 2sftde WIN. STONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07

- a CARD VOTES OF LYNCHBURG.--I am a
candidate the Office of State Commissioner of
the Revenue Lynchburg District the approaching
election for State officers in May next candidate be-
cause the Office and because there work to do
than do it well and in time, for the City
and State. When aythis speak from long experience
Therefore, hope my friends man, will rally my sup
port ON the 4ih Thursday in May.
apl 30wftde TIIOS DILLARD.
4 U Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-07

e We are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE W.
LEE candidate Constable In the second district of
Campbell county, Gapl l6-d&ctdc'
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10 We are requested to announce WILLIS J. CoWLING
candidate for the Office Of Constable for the It'll district
apl l9-d&cto
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Eg We authorized announce II. O. D0SS a cand
e for the office Sheriff Campbell county at the ensuing
election. ffe 23d&ctde
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lV@ We authorized to announce JOHN II. CONLEY
canddate for the Office of Sheriff of Campbell county the
ensuing election. liam 30 decide