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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-24

this day entered into eopartnerp under the style and
hrm OF NJ HOLLlNS co, for the purpose transactg
Grocery and Commission business,
Gently occupied by MIR. John Holns, where they will be
pleased to their friends and the public generally
MARTIN HOLLINS,
JAMES W. 81 RICH
GEORGE H. BURCH.
The subscriber having sold his stock Goods NJ Hoins
Co. would most cheerfuly recommend them his friends
and patrons. JOHN HOLLINS.
JANUAHY LIST, 1856. fiaI
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THE II ISL IN AMERICA.-The n. York Times
Ia answering IA note of a correspondent who re-
Dukes it for turning into ridicule"the efforts now
being made by the Irish of America to rescue
and redeem their beloved native land" remarks
that it has often had The pleasure of publishing
articles from the pen of its correspondent well
calculated to cool the irrational fervor of his
countrymen and lead them to remember that A
merica and not Ireland was their home. 1t then
adds:
"We count confidently, therefore. upon
his percciving the absnrdity and wrong of the
movements made in this country, Whatever may
be their scope, for an invasion aud revolution of
Ireland. The peopie of Ireland have n peri ct
right to rebel against the Government which
they think Expresses them, and to overthrow it if
they are able; hut the Irish in America are not
the people Of Ireland they have right to
voice in its Government, nor are they sufferers
from its oppression. If they desired TO reform
it. they should have staid there. As subjects of
the British rule in Ireland. they would hnv" had
right To rebel against it; but as American ciii-
zens they huve simply nothing Mt all To do with
it. If II revolution should be started in Ireland
| they would have n right II sympahise with it,
| and divestng themselves of their American cit
izenshp, to go there and take part in it; hut if
! they did So they would fn'ei, all claims to Anne
rcan rrot'cti'n ana would subject themselves I"
! all the hazards of the enterprise.
vh, h'o,na n;t;,ans 81 H., I-,,;,ad ST., an,i
thus clothed with tho mower Of self co,ernmet,
which all American citizens possess. are bound
I" discharge all tn" duties and conform alf"hIi
sa''ons W A'n'r'c"h n 'n'y nave
thew bavc M ,;,,h, ~ n;orf,ro u,b a,' ",h
erthan have the native citizen. Of the II. States
hnt sb;le ,ha 1r;sb ra,,ain !, A,n',r;aa ,h',r
have no right to set on foot any hostile oper,tions
against any Government with which we are at
pence Their duty Is to become Americans to
''o '.,''u','nS "' Tue country !" 1T '',e'n-
Amer;oan o;t;rosl;m W ,"' Is IL III haa
done this more generally: If they had acted here
more uniformly as Americans and not as Irish
men; II they had been less clannish, less anxious
::ope'Pe'ua'e Iere 'heir foreign haoits ana ie'i-
H.; a,, -; w "'1p' '".'' ."n'u'' "
asion for the nol;,;oai rnvonan.. ,rL;oh ro ,a,y
50 rife and so strong against them.
I'VE submit that ouy correspondent would do
his countrvmen in America a much better ser.
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Host of our January

klOBRINti AkOI ND.--NOst of our .Ianuar
bills being distributed friends may expect
bobbng around for the balance this month"; during which
time DESTROYS OF collecting all due LIST January AZ
now manufacturing Spring and summer stock
require hap cash weekly eff hands
and we hope the calls of collectors will meet with
tial response. BURROUGHS, SHAFER & Co
iapo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-24

nEGEMAN. CLARK Il CO., daie IsushtOn,
CLARK & CO)-GENUINE COD LIV Err 0If-1he great
attending the of this valuable remedy Consump
ton having induced all kinds of limitations purchasers
toned to notice that the signature HEGEMAN, CLARK
CO. in full is the cork of each bottle without which is
not genuine and the value of the oil depends pur
ty too much cannot b. taken To get the genuine
HEGEMAN. CLARK & co,
Sole successors to Rushton, CLARK Co,
Nos l6J. 273 ill aud 756 Broadway.
Wholesale Depot No l65 Broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States
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u YNCMBUKG ConLEGE.-The second

IL term of the present this institution VIII
commence the first Monday February AS the several
classes will then cntei sudis it would b. advisable
Tor parents guardians who sending their
wards TO the College. do the opening the
S25 ian 2tdScIw
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Boston, vino travelling for his health the East
1T gives present idea of the expansive
prise of his counrymen find their commodities of
continually in his path wherever he goes have
visited any considerable city of Turkey where did find
the Medicines country represented by AYERS
PICTORIAL In Smyrna, Aleppo, Jafa Jerusalem and Con
stantnope in each the door bazaar
the peculiarly American looking Iron card Dr. Aver
ing in language which not one in thousand of the
by read Ayers Cherry Pecora for Coughs Colds and
Consumption sold here On shelf behind crossleGged
mussuman the bottles with their English. Spanish,
French and German faces turned towards the crowd and
enqurng told that foreigners the only purcha
but the believers themselves
try this product of American SKILL when they ind there
other for Them
was told yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had been
presented the Sultan and his ha
and in the Hospitals of the Empire. Gdec COLIN
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New HHANC.I OV THE CLOTMING

~ TRADE IN PHlLADELPIlIA.--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMENS SUpERFlNE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
one door below Fifth street. have established immense
Clothing House for the manufacture and sale the Gle,
giant Clothing that money and produce anticipation
OF the wants ct southern cash buyers who have heretofore
gone TO New York for that their stock. T. F. Dill
co. determined that house in the United States shall
offer larger varied stock finer better made or
atlower prices for cash An examination will convince the
most skeptical estl and see them Liam 2l-d3m
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NOtiec.---The Carriers connected with this o.
authority to Sell otherwise dispose Of papers
az them 10 regular city snesenb'fs. No papers are
thor possession for any other purhose. PUT
ksaker's Premium ssiiser- coptinp. =, -
b,rssisfo our community alternating the sict r
long sunsringS Al TINS season ef ife year cry
For sale by Messrs STROLLER = Whitehead 49,,
Jones Lynrlbnfsi and By Druggists GENERALLY sae'
This is to certify that haze suffered for ~ ''
with pain In the lett side. and the pain va. ~ - ar ys
that have had as many as two physicians WITH az i,
bat never was enicd until commenced Tho ne, d tz
PREMIUM BIrrsRs which am happy n, - use Of hAue
tn~ncdsnce commenced the Of them Has s never
them in various diseases in family for th las, efn
years them fail ia geaer i'sf or
confidently recommend them TO be the brs, f,, a aa
now In use Jan 2d1w DAyII,3 ~ NO., ir
Ash ar. Watsin.. of Lynrhb.r. -
Dedraths Electric OH did not cure him of marie
Ask Il y. Mr.. caliyelif it did not rrlee Ii
cough and pain in the breast one niyl, MN Of savee
Ask Mr. Welch Of Buchanan II II aid no,
glands in the throat in fifteen nInn,s re MIN Of swell.
said he would die in short time ueh TIE Doct1n
ASK Mrs Argyle IL II did relieve her Of The be,d,h +, A.
teen minutes " "e'daehe in ft
Ask Mrs Bsesfora Of Iynehburg IT did no, ,rr.
Ask George w. Bo$ler Esq lata s,,na.
p, ,I - ~ nacr,,h, Ti u years old by sing
heard 300 yards from the house saeh was bc could he
Sunday; the following Monday she well and % On
town. Aeu about
Ask b. I. IIaines ESQ.,. coal dealer &C. svtb
streets whit he knows OF this wonnerful OH. Ask hopsn
who have been so quickly cured of Rheumatism Con,
iagia, Piles Hemorrhage Burns Wounds sbraps AINe
and other painful complaints sees'e
No without irving some speeal hoe -.
in day; often ~ five minutes Only Office % Soutb T
street between c'esnut and Walnut, Philadelphia ANN
For sale at DIR seay's Lynchburg; Purcell. Lad, j., r.
Richmond General Agents and all the PRINCIPAL NJ 70
aud Merchants in the State. Ian 9l.aIS
Medicinal syoader.-RHopE's FfyER ,xn -
CuRE-Seience APPLIED to nature orks miracles Il ~
combination the wor owes one of Il valuable If s
medicines, RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CuRr or ,xr l
DoTE TO MALAhIA As prevention is better than cure ey
resident Of low nary localities new lands other nnw6
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

VIRGINIA AT n Circuit Court continued
and held FIR the county of Campbell h Courthouse
thereof on Saturday the goth day of October, 1865:
b +. Noss Plaintiff
Against
Henry lakewood and Charlotte his wife. and William H.
Lakewood, trustee &C. Defendants
IN CHANCERY
On the motion of Obrian Graffn and Hanson who
lowed 10 file their petition in this they made plain.
tins aud thereupon this which has been garlv
tured rnes in the Clerks Office against Henry Hazewood
and Charlotte his wife whom the subpnnas
Ell executed this day be heard upon bill the
petition and exhibits filed and upon the order Of publication
awarded against the defendant VIM. H. Lakewood
whom appears that the plaintiff has proceeded
per prescribed by law for proceeding against
dants and argued by counsel consideration where
Of the Court doth adndge order and decree that
Commissioners OF this Cnnr do take the following accnunts
St An of the value of the conveyed b.
Henry Lakewood to John c. Murell VIM Hazlew ood
trustees the 10th ct October 1854 I'd An the
Naue of the property by said Henry
to VIM ii Lakewood trustee for Charlotte Lakewood by
deed bearing dasa the 10th of October 1854 and make report
to this Court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-24
Mr. Bright on the United States

Att public meeting of the Marsden Mechnn.
les Institution at Manchester Eng ON the 18th
ofDecember, Mr.. Bright, NJ. p. in the course OF
a speech d"precating the war, said:
MANY of Won have relatives or friends in
Amcrica. That young nation has population
about equal to ours in these islands 1t has a
grent internal and international commerce. II has
more tonnage III shipping than we haye Ii has
MORE railroads than we have. 1t has more news.
papers than we have. Ii has institutions more
free than we haye--,hat horrid slavery Of the
South excepted land which is no fruit of its ms
titutions, but au unhappy Legacy of the past
1t has also great manufacturing interest in diff
errnt branches. That is the young giant whose
shadow ever grows, and there is the true rival of
this country. How do we stand or start IN the
race The United States Government, includ-
ing oil the Governments of the Sovereign States
raised in taxes probably from f12.ODO00J to
{ l50O0.000 sterling in the year. England this
year. will raise in taxes and loans, and will ex-
pend nearly f1hO.00O000. This population
must raise and will spend, probnbly, tSl, U00.OOO
within this year more than that population
will raise an spend, aud in America there is
far less poverty and pauperism than in England.
Can we run this these terms, aud against
these oddsl Can we hope to be well off as
America, if the products of oar industry are thus
swept away by the tax gathrrer. and in the vain
scheme of saving Europe from imaginary dan
eer>l Can poverty be lrssaned among us, can
education spread. can the brutality of many
ofour population be uprooied,can all or anything
that good men hook Fer come To Us, while the
fruits Of orr industry the foundation of all social
and moral good sqnandered in this manner!
Pursue the phantom of military glory for ten
years, and cxpend in that time sum equal to all
the visible property of Lancashire and Yorkshire
and then compare yourself with the United
States Of America, and where will you bel Pau
perish, crime and political anarchy are the legn
cies are preparing for oar children. and there
is no escape for Us, unless we change our course
and resolve to disconnect ourselves from the poll
icy which tends necessarily to embro with
the nations of the continent of Europe?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-24

HA Inc subscriber having leased the above named rnst o
term of aud in complete repair and newly fur
nsaed H. socs share Of the pubic patronage. Every az
tenton will be paid the comfort visitors he table VIII
be furnished with every decacy Of the and the a
with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Terms for
transient boarders 81 SO per day.
2ld&clM FISHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-24

The War Department has adv!ces fr.m Fort
Myers, Tampa Bay. Florida, saying that First 1t.
George l.. Harstutf 2nd artillery, reported killed
in the lite engagement with the Florida Indians,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-24
d TOvEs AND CRATES At REDUCED

~ PRlCES.Beng DESTROYS reduce stock of Farlor
oce and Chamber Stoves and Crates much as possible he
ore spring shall from this dse offer them nj greatly re-
uuced prices cash The stock of fine arIor Stoves
oi coal and wood Coal Burners Cylinder and open Coi
stoves Box and Diring Stoves wood and coal &C
Nc tw fine Crates, and good assortment Of Cooklhs
Stoves Of various patterns All will find it to their
Interest to give early and Range are
house Main street, Lynchburg
jan - C. s BLISS.
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cAMrBrLL COURTHOUSE. January 1881

CAMPBELL COURTHOUSE January 1856
Tho parties to the foregoing decree notified
proceed the 25h of February take the
thereby required which time they will at nv
Ofce Campbell Courthouse with all evidence that NAV
be required for that purpose.
ian 2J.y1yy
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nDASMENT! rAYMENT:.-- Hoad- nua ac-
counts due me before January LIST. 1886 must DC
paid Immediately. Liam l4.2wl p SEABI RY-
ECLECT1C IxNlMENT-FOr 1&hcumatis",
Headache Pain the Face Toothache, Sprans Brnse
and Sore Throat to be used exernay Dysenery Choo
Chatra Morbus &C. be taken in OF fifteen drops
this nnent is prepared by Dr. Feiers, OF o'o, AMI n
been used with much satisfaction 81 cur
citizens. Sold only by 40
ian 22-d2cs J H. THOMPSON & co
NINE lKIsH PDTAGDES.-Wc have IN
y store hde Irish Potatoes table 10 by inc
tushol D. retail Iianaltsi LEE 4 JOHNSON.
4 NOAL! COAL.. COAL!. IL have on hand sur
~ ply Of Brush Mountain Coal, which will sell IN 3aaae'
to suit purchasers Orders may be Morso Books.ae
sep 2oifim j. G, BRODSAA'
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Notice .---The Carriers connected with This oss
authority to Sell or otherwise dispose Of papers -
~ hem TO regular city subscribers No paners - 70
thoir possession for any other PURPOSE " PUT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22
GEORGIA for Fillmore.

All the signs indicate that the Empire State of
the South will cast its vote for Willard Fillmore
We rejoice to witness the activity, confidence
and enthusiasm which prevails among the Fill
more men of Georgia They are bestriug them
selves in earnest, and we sincerely trust that vic
tory may crown their efforts. The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel gives the following cheer.
ing account from that State:
Everything tends to convince US that Fill
more will carry Georgia by y sweeping majority,
If his friends but do their duty. The enthusiasm
with which his name is welcomed on all sides,
would he alone guarantee of success, but we
have other proofs of his increasing popularity
Men who have stood aloof from the political or
carnations of the day, coming forward on
all sides to record their confidence for him. The
young, who are eager To enter the arena, take
PRIDE IN becoming the supporters of one whose
name IL a sound Of welcome To their curs The
large body Of men who recognize in Mr. Fillmore
the gfeht exponent of American sentiment. and
who remember with gratitude the patriotism and
sound craftsmanship he revealed on every occa.
sion during his Presidency, are happy in welcom.
ing so many new recruits to his standard The
personal unpopularty of his Democratic rival.
has cold Northern disposition, and his time sery.
ing, unmanly career, are also causes which nat
nraly strengthen Mr.. Fillmore in the South
Between the patriot and statesmen, aud the pol
tlelan and trckster, what warn-hearted man
can hesitate in makinga choice 7"
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EErpggtaus froy., Mexico.

iaoiter offer from the Unifed States for Neqi-
can Ttriiory The Departure o. the Sp 4nish
Fiea-1he COnfscafioa 81 the Church Prop
eftg.
We have received H. ~. way of New Orleans
our spondenee and fe, of newspaper from
Vera Cruz and the city IF Mexico to Tho 9Th and
9TH inst, respectively
The news is important.
We learn that Secretary Marcy had sent n
proposition to President Comanfort tn purchase
another slice Of Mexico Marcy's oGtr,it is sfa-
ted ras Sc 100000 for the thirty first parallel
ofiatitude for the bouaamy line 10 The GWf f
California. According to cur advccs Pres ident
Gomontort refused to entertain the propositions
The war on the clergy was still continued ny
President Comonfort aud the liberal party.
Congress- had reported IL NV Coustitu tuition,
which declares liberation of religion aud prollb
Its priests from holding any civil Offices.
The President has issued decree requiring
the church to sell its vast real estate within three
months, and take mortgages for the purchase mo-
ney. What then is to lie done with ihcso mort.
Cages! That is the next question which will
lmpoversh the clergy. Til, decree is only !.
half measure and like all half measures. it will
soon be found not 10 answer.
President Comnnfort has by series of popu
lar measures restored harmony in the ranks af
the liberal party. AM has thereby made himself
extremely popular.
y treaty If amity and commerce has been
concluded with Sardinia. aud another has also
been made with the llanseatic cities Mr. Schlei.
den. the Minister at Washington, was sent to
Mexico to fleet this important negotiation. and
was successful. His short residence in the Az
tee capital enabled him to become universally
respected for his polished manners and gcner-
Gus hospitality.
The Spanish question has heep postponed The
Spanish Minister has backed out from his demands
and his fleet has backed out from Vera Cruz
1t Is evident that Spain is afraid to push matters
TO extremities with Mexico, as there is "a DISPOSE
ton in onr neighbor to fight her old mother coun
Try What becomes of the formidable prepare
lions at Havana for the invasion of Mexico! Per-
haps they will be expended on Walker in Near
aqua Perhaps they will wait for the reinforce.
ments now on the way from Spain. sent out after
the unanimous vote of the Cortes to sustain the
Queen in furnishing the Mcxcans for their insults
TO Spanish subjects; and perhaps they will has
ten to do something after reading the last file of
Mexican papers, ,idiculing these warlike demon.
STATIONS. Spain has become very low, with even
Mexico laughing at her.
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got 10 the sea the captain had the matches put on
and covered up clese, so that while the heat was
intensn there was but seant supply Of air. For
four days and three nights he was in this posi-
ton. which must hive been one OF intense suffer
ing. On the fourth day the captain ordered the
hatch TO be taken off in order to get a cable.
when the presence Of The fugitive, much n the,
surprise of Captain Phillobary, WIS discover
ed. -
Apparently he was in the last extremity, a"a
restorative. were at once applied, such IA throw
in., water upon him. rubbing him with spirits, &c.
lie states he received kind treatment from the cap
tain and from all on board. the crew making lin
present, Of >undry articles. Captain Phil ,hary
was in stat, Of great perplcxity at h, position.
and bad gone Oh shore for advice as TO bis coor>e
when the haheas aci was served.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

So potent is the bump of combatiyeness lin
mankind. 1t has been said that the modern du.
cl dates from the sixteenth century. But this
only applies to its rules and conditions. The
chances that the moment there were two
men in the world they fought a duel. Cain was
duelist Directly after the flood, the divine
command that mans blood shall not be she'd by
man. implies multtudes of duels. Some have
msconception. A Roman did not fight. certain
ly, about his lady's ribbon OF wry look; but the
whole history of the ancient world.is it not brist
ling with man-fghts and dues Of the most saw
age description Nay, is not all history the
same-all private experience analogousl Boy
fight duels in pinafores: girls fight single com
bats with their nails: Pat and Mickey settle their
disputes in 80 many rounds with the fist. How
are educated men to dispose of their share of the
universal propensity Can Senator Douglas and
Senator Sumner fight with their fstsl Would
Mr.. Marcy be justified in scratching the face OF
Mr.. Seward! And let US not, when many OF
us are celebrating the battles of Buena Vista or
New Orleans--when Pelisser and Gortschnkoi
are staying their tens of thousands-when Con
gress is voting money for forts and cannon--let
Us not be too hasty in concluding that intellec,
has succeeded in subjugating our animal in.
stlncts. Combatveness is not, by any means, OF
the decline in the human skull; nor perhaps, is
1t quite desirable it should be. Its chd-the due
no doubt does mischief. But to the mother
bump We owe more than half our energy. oul
moral vigor, our manliuess--a valuable protu
berance It is in truth, with all its inconvenien
ces, and one which it were sorry business fo
America five should chance to loseit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22
who Ahead.

Electoral tickets have been formed far FIJI
more aud Donelson, in Kentucky, Arkansas, Tex
rs. Florida, Virginia North Carolina. Louisiana
Ohio, Missouri, Alabama. Mississippi, Tennessee,
California, New York. Rhode Island, pcnnsylva.
mia, sssachusrftS. New Jersey and Connect
cut in all NINETEEN STATES! Delaware is
now organizing ticket.
Buchanan has not yet ticket in half this
number of States aud in several Northern States
il is believed will not hasea ticket at all. The
truth il, regard Buchanan - out of the race.
He is Ioosing ground daily Petersburg HteH
gencer