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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
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Certain If the Democratic jsorna.s of the South
are beginnng 10 confess that little or nothing
Ia gained by the election Of Mr.. Buchanan. The
Cha lesion Mercury admits that the victory IL
only ''no,ninal"-thai 1--WE have really secured
noiliug bu, a hollow truce; and that the hostility
10 : uthern institutions has rather been strength.
ened hy the result If this first great sectional bat
tie" The Huntsville (Aa.l Democrat books des-
pair gly Ia the future. II feels perfectly salts
fed that the Democratic partv,striotly rs such,
based upon by gone issues and led by men Of the
pasi must If necessity fall before any respec,a-
Bile or even considerable opposition in 1860. -
The New Orleans Delta says: I'VE have no
doubt tbst Mr.. Buchanan will exert all the lepi.
innate m-ans Of his Office 20 subdue the spirit of
fanaicism. and innugurate a national and con-
servniive spirit; but tho on-laugbts Of unbrded
fanrtoi.m are not to be checked by anything that
n re-ident. in the exercise If all the legitimate
power. patronage and influence Of his Office can
do. We are. there
fore of opinion, that the South ought not to be
snngune in their expectation that the election Of
Mr.. buchanan is to inaugurhte sort of political
millennium. We ought to hope for the best, and
fgh, the battles of the Constitution and the South
in the Union M long $ can with safety aud
honor, but always stand prepared for the worst.
and resolved To defend our rights and maintain
our honor at all hazards" The Richmond En-.
quirer has found itself under the necessity Of
protesting yehemen,ly and menacingly against
tho givings- out Of Senator Bigler and the Penn
sylyaninn. as to Mr.. Buohanans feelings and
probable policy, and in its last number has an ar
,icle written evidently under an apprehension
that Mr.. Benton will be taken into fuyor by the
new administration All these things sound
strangely when we remember what was the Ian
euage Of the canvass. The South had perhaps as
well prepare to find itself cheated again.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
The next Federal Apportionment.

Taking the popular vote in the northwest, and
estimating the increase for the next four years.
the Boston Atlns estimates that Wisconsin, To-
wa. Michigan, Indiana and Illinois will be en-
titled I" 81 representatives in Congress, in place
of the 90 which they now send tn the House
The present House contains 80 members from
tho slave States, and ! 10 from the frse States
Under the next npportionment, the free States
will have about two TO one. This alarming re suit
will be due amos. exclusively to the vast influx
OF foreigners into those states, and tho facility
with which they have been meta,norphosed into
american citizens. The Dem, cratic party pro.
pose 10 keep in force the system by which this
crushing preponderunce has been gwen to tho
freesol states. Nevertheless they will swear to
you by the h"ur tina, they the best. if not the
only, friends the South has.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

Secretary Guthrie. in his annual report. make,
the following pregnant admission in regard "a
this institution:
The Independent treasury, however, may exercise
fatal control the currency, the banks and the
trade of the country, and will do whenever the
revenue shall greatly exceed the expenditures There
has been expended since the 4th of March 1853
than Sa5, 1925. 900 in the redemption Of the public
debt. This debt has been presented, from time TO
time the money accumulated In the national treas
ury and caused strngeney In the money market
II there had been public debt and means of dis
bursting this large SUN, and again giving IL TO the
channels Of commerce, the accumulated sum would
have acted fatally or the banks and on trade The
only remedy would have been a reduction of the rev
enue there being no demand and reason for In
creased expenditure.
1t thus appears. fsays tho Louisville Journal)
by the admission Of one its most eminent ad-
vocater, that the Independent Treasury Is ut
best only monster which serves lis master while
he hntiers its whins and brushes him in its grasp
when he crosses them. Aud the worst IL, that
its wbims. though easily crossed are all but un
nppensabe. The Secretary Of the Treasury
comedies that. now the public debt il vanishing
with its soothing influence, the sole why ofavert
ing the wrath OF this monster is ono which his
own experience shows is not always practicable
W Porsioif. even III III" luce oI approaching ues-
truction. lie virtually oonfesses that, under tho
Independent treasury. the commercial prosperity
of the country hangs upon n regulation of the
revenue so nice and perfect ms to be difficult il
not impossible in practice, and that such regu.
lation. impraoticable though IL be, is now posi-
lively the only means Of escaping swift and wide
spread commercial ruin. Ifths above passage
doesn't mean this. it means nothing And If it
means this. It's aterribly awkward blow at the
Independent Treasury. A severer thing, indeed,
could hardly have been said of that institution
II suggests OF once the image of huge vampire
sitting upon the body of the nation and sucking
its life blood througha thousand channels until
the nation reels with exhaustion and trembles on
the verge of commercial dissolution. And this
suggestion is not entirely fanciful. Let the De-
mocracy be torewarned They havo placed this
vampire upon the bosom of the country. and they
had better be casting about for means either TO
cheok its drnuLhts upon the national arteries or
To restore the vital fluid to lis legitimate chan
nels. They had better be casting about for re-
duetion of the revenue or new national debt
The Independent Treasury is the only complete
measure OF policy which the Democracy have ev.
placed upon the statute book of the country,
nnd the Indications are strong that they have
caught Tartar in Tint.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

1t il said that during the whole of Louis Phil
lipe'4 reign, it was found impossible to make the
Chamber of Deputies discuss the Persian ques-
lion. for this whimsical reason: In the early part
oi his reign. pompous orntor took the tribune,
and in an ore rotundo voice. suited to the i'm
portance of the subject. sad -''Messieurs, ie
Schah ueut prendre FHerat:" the Shah wishes
to takr llerat; or the cat tries 10 catch the rat
lie chat peut prendre lie rat) The riddy Cham
Der caught the pun instantly. and explosion fol
lowed explosion of laughter. The orator was
COMPOUNDED. and the Persian question bani she'd
forever from the debate. Isn't that French!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

The Nashville Union. abiding 10 tho report
that Mr.. Buchanan and Mrs. Polk To be
married, says very emphntioally, and doubtless
by authority:
Our knowledge of the lady warrants Us in say
ing, that though Mr.. Buchanan were ten times
President, there would be no truth in the report.
Tho editor was in want of paragraphwho start
I'd it,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
EMgitlxc Slaves In Gnnnhn.

We see it stated in the Canada papers that a
movement is on foot in Canada to secure The pas
sage of an act of Parliament by which fugitive
slaves may be sent back 10 the United States.
Such an enactment would be but an act of JUS
tice to hundreds Of Souherners, whose pook cts
have suffered to the tune of thousand OF dollars
by reason of the escape of their slaves, but we
act
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

The New York Post condemns severely the
fashion ofmaking presents on Christmas and 9th.
err holidays and on wedding days 1t says "the
standard by which such testimonials are now
measured is longer the affection of the friend,
which the testimonials represent but the testi-
moninl itself" There is in this. as in every :
thing else undertaken in this country, a great
tendency To extravaganza: and persons weak EN-
ough to he influenced by fashion against their
judgements, are very frequently driven to shifts
which not only destroy their own self respect but
convert those for whom these sacrifices are nnd.
into objects of aversion. The Post saws ait is
a common practice to hire wedding presents of
great value, to be exhibited at the ceremony.
Who is TO be imposed upon by these exhibitions
depends upon circumstances. Sometimes both
bride and groom are parties to the fraud: some.
times only one; sometimes the parents Of one of
the parties; sometimes ofboh. The public are
always. Of course, to be the Victims
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

if We had the issue which contained ii. II Is
true that il was written with reference to another
subject. bot the argument embraced the present
one. Upon this "Reminiscences, and the present
refusal (however pabel 10 take unequiyocsl
ground with Gov. Adams and the Cfeoie.we base
cur hope, that journal so influential will not
lend lis weigh, Ia support what seems Ia our view
an extravaganza fraugbt with innumerable mis-
chiefs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
s,,,. n, Co,aye.. Hail, snra,o GA.

My dear Bella, who Is that frowsy looking
woman in til. corner, with the horrid red no-e!'
why. Clara. dear. tina, is Mrs. DcC,1dfsh. of
Mackcrel Square. New York" Dear me: is
she anybody in particularly why. love, most
certainly: ii. is twenty three trunk lady lis
it possDlel- do introduce me what u splendid
look ing creature she isi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

Col Greene of the Boston Post in speech at
tia recent Democratic festival, in the City of
Notions. delivered to hi. Audience the following:
Tn" talking wires are now long enough 10 cir
Gle the globe four times. or more; aud when the
magnetic hand of Newfoundland shakes the iron
finger If the Irish coast we shalt know the gen
der 81 Vcorin's next heir to the throne before
onehnlf Of the citizens of London have heard
# the birth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

Their is not n flsonist elected to the Nebraska
Legislature; nor Is there uotcr m Tie 7rriioyp IN
fnor ~ mating ii stare State. So much for the
Ncb1a a bill about which the Black Republicans are
howlmR-- en-. Enquirer.
The Enquirer is the acknowledged organ of
Democracy in Ohio. Mark the tone Of cxultu-
ton with which il announces the complete sue
orss of the squatter eighty doctrine as II
free.oil measure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
Aupe ia itiOus Belief in Drstiny-The Mission of
tho RhilnmihrOp


Napoleon the Nephew. like Napoleon the Tn
Gle, believes that he has great mission to full
fill and that his life is in peril until it is nc
compli>hcd. But of how little Importance to the
world Is the mission Of nm Emperor. When com
paren with that OF n nhilsnthropist like Hoo-
way. He indeed. without improperly perhaps
might be supposed to be under the protection Of
n special providence, for his mission is to revive
the sick to soothe IDLY anguish, to save human
life these are the deeds of beneicence and love
and mercy. From all quarters we hear of the
most astounding cures accomplished by his ines
timablc Pills and Ointment. To the former Of
these remedies all diseases of the SKIN. the mus
Giles, aud the glands, seem to yield like morning
ni.ts before the sun. rhc Pills put to the rout
indigestion, liver complaint. and disorders of the
bowels With equal certainty. Our national dis
ease" dyspepsia, j. in peril If humiliation, and
we have seen enough To feel as .ured that when
ever Holloway's Pills are universally administer.
ed for this disres ,Ing complaint. it will nevita
bly, be "expelle. from society,"" Every day con-
firms the opinion we have heretofore expressed,
that Hullowny's medicines are the only prepare
tons IN existence that operate directly upon the
sources of disease. and should he willing. in
case If sickness to throw away the pharmaoo
poia. forbid the doctor our presence. and trust
to them and THEM ALONE. Boston Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
Water by boring.

A suhttrranean river has been strnek by the
persons engaged in boring an artesit II well at
Henderson, KY, from which jet Of water is for
ccd up though the bore and thrown to the height
e fifty feet above the surface of the II ound.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

A Washington correspondent says: The most
positive assurances givJn that Gen. Frank
lin Pierce intends running candi lat. for the
Senate of The United States in place If Mr.. Hale
in 1853" II is more than probable that he will
only make n Gint of Running for the Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICE s.


Con, fort for the Agsd.-Thc Montre "a, Tram
script speaking oi WfsTAR's BAtsAM or WILD CHERRY,
49, We believe be generally pRnzcd
by medical men, and per-
truth and sincerity. that In with VIII ,ch
more Of old genn
eighty age residing miles tn city, and
who is troubled at times with asthmaiical PLAINTIFF
cd reip obtained whenever he make Of the
alsam, his the advanced period of life which he has
considered unanswcrablc proc of its vir-
tues. Look for limitations
None genuine unless signed BUTT On the ppcT.
SETH W. EOWI.E a. co. 1873 Washington ST rect, Bos
ton, proprIotors. Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J H. THOMPSON d co and j. Il. ,;EAY.
dee dOciia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

~ SALE-Thc subscriber viii sell at auction mr.
ises on Tuesday Both day of December If If not a.,
next fair day his Valuable Farm lying the from ynb
burg to Liberty IA niles from iynchburg II from Iber,
and ii miles from the Va Tenn ta iroad This Farm con
taus from aud Ton the various avant,oos
surpassed by known to the sucrior M
soil is of the first quality 6inaly is nearly on If IL W
good heart improves readily and kindly every acre ~ ~
nearly NIL oi it To the 1t has 100 II, IA,
wood aud abundant supply 6" fine For tho
cultivation Tobacco Grain and Grass it offers super I'd
vantages Tie may be onvenenty divided into two
tracts sufficient supply of wood and each and
divided desired BY purchasers Thus divided one
of the will contain from IS to 100 the o,ber
from $50 The first will embrace prpcinal i'm
consisting comfortable framed Dwelling Hons,
rooms, and the usual ont houses and other
Dwelling 1ouse with our requiring re-
pairs small offers comfortable and desrabl,
stefan for good teacher country ne
chant The other Isl Ne. little farm. This property in III.
hands of juicous farmer and of taste rail
o command a few years from $40 to $50 per acre
AT time and place the subscriber will sell his Horses
Mules (some Of them very valuable Cows, Hogs Sc &c
The land will be sold credit of one and tl!ree
years The purchaser givns table notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed with interest from the day OF sale added the
sona property short credit fr all sums fifty dollars
the purchaser giving his negotiable satisfactorily en-
dorsed with discount added, r. +. MANSON
1acD a S.t'{Od
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

The Car of Russia. whose imperial father died
by or in spite ct Homeopathic treatment. has
tbundersd rebuke against medical quacks
While he was AZ it, he might as well have thnn
dered ukase against death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

the Richmond Republican, OF Dee oath leJ2 that after
Spanish Mixture II no quack medicine.
They Ind man In their press room who afflicted " 9Th
violent Morcurial Rheumatism who continually complain
ing Of misc'y in the back limbs and joints his had e
come evcrih and macry neck swollen throat aud a
the symptoms of Rheumatism combined with Scrutua Two
bottles of CATERS Spanish Mixture curol him. mud in cd
oris notice above, hey bear testimony its wonderful
ccts and their only regrets that all suffering with
cnses Of the blood of tho existence OF such
medicine They cheerfully recommend IT,
See their certificate aud in full around the bottn
doc = I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

nmu. II n Of this medicine We not II tho habit of
much relation to such medicines arcEene ally
going the ronnds Of newspapers hut in relation - Aver
Cherry pctora feel that something in It's favor
proprcy, from the fact thai have tried It, Young
office has used and both his and
proved bencfcalimercan Presbyierda, q 'ceare
dec 10 iSclt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
ECROE. At ACCTUON.-On T......

IL morning the Both inst, at II o'clock win sell on Ma
kpt Street valuable Negro Man. Woman and children: als
o Young Women and children. G. X. PHEI pS
Also Of whom II may concern very fine Cola
Hunting Case Patent Lever Watch and Chain C. r. p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

\ Pcrfumed ns hat lady gentleman would
labor the h usinr
D0NDENS DENTAL FLUID II will not only render II
sweet but make the teeth white alabaser prevent
ache and preserve them decay Recommended
lists and physcaus every where
Beautiful Complexion be attained by use. re
pmpes frcck renders the skin h.au
ul mpartug hue the greatest cosmetic
known, being from all injurious
cents. For ssleby STRO1HER WHITEHEAD,
SrABLER Il JONES.
md Druy pistsp N,yha
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

ciey especially tho afflicted offer MS testimonial
OF that estinabl, mcdiCiue-PtHRY DAVIS PAL KIN
tlR" When passing through Gacna some Two weeks
purchased buitlr then
ing severely bruised hand applied In the
astonSled at the almost instantaneous relief Before
left the store the Inflammation was removed and In i III
an hour the pain ceased In two days my hand well
Finding 10 be really remedy, determined -
effects curative Tor the Piles which have been
tyr Tor years After five dressings piles were tia
things that had been entirely free from III
in good health ever was in lite have
dtd the Pain Killer others and always with good effect
Several o the captains Of the upper river boats with
them atonsan, supply and consider OF the
BILE medicines discovered
am, dear sir respectfully yours, JOSEPH o MAR TIN
For sale by } II. THOMPSON & co, and by DrLgeisis
Grocors aud Medicine Dealers every here.
dec Is DIV
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- TRADE."-PRINTING In all its various branches.
done in style unsurpassed BY aHg Other Establishment
STATE AT the NlRGlNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT.
Jobs printed in COlor manner that will compare with
work done South of Mason and DNous Line
I've flee Call and First Alley, an
and lhnrah Strnnis anc Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

At Absccss ed ucurhbe by the faculty Rob
Pateit Cumberland Maine afflicted Tor r years
with Ahseess the and about TO have the limb
amputa ed but recommended Ioloways ontm mt and
lIlIs winch completely healed It,
Sold the manufactures, No 50 Maiden Lane, Nep York
and NO IA strand London by all Druggists p
G2Ie, and 81 per box. dee 81 l1w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

S,INGER'S SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the most conclusive proof OF great merit
Judged there aborsayng machine before The
public comparable singers sewing Machines After estab
fishing in the United States they were
exhibited the xposon niyrrsee In Frame where
off the high premium and great manniaeto
~ o them has been built in Paris.
In every branch industry in which sewing to be done
these machines used with profit. As the speed
train is to travelling foot SO is sewing with
SINGERS Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
trimmer sadller halter &e,
sc be without The fair profit of usng of
these machines regularly employed is One Thousand Dollars
In all private families where there much sewing to
these machines valuable assistance Planters
keepers find them particularly and prob
table hines simple in their construction aud
and durable being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
by which of work, fine
could perfectly Thousands of inferior and worth
Machines made and sold under ious
Singers Machines alone have been found every
VIII - satisfy the wants of the public
printed instructions using sent with each
chine viii any readily acquire the art OF man
aging he The machines packed securely to to any
part world To all desiring particular in
formation will application by letter either of of
fees for a copy of NJ Singer Cos Gazette papar
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30

snance Of in the Circuit Court Of Appomat,ox
County prom uneed the 25h day Of September 1856 in
depending under the style North vs.
smith Sc undersigned the Commissioner therein named
will ON The 18th January 1851 at the Market Housa
in the city Lynchburg, expose - sale by puhlc
aur,n on credit four months (the purchaser eivine
note ne able at of the Banks the c,
satisfactorily endorsed for the payment the
chase money - n Negro Man Slave named Hiram, f'
HENRY DUNNINGTON
Sergeant the city fLynehburg and as such Com &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
ssEADX AGAIN FOsuy EHsENDs.-,1oY.

N AEtHES-We beg 10 call the Intention Of
~ me pubic To our superior stock OF Watches which
'''eeN INST rate assortment of tuc S Cold Hunt
s Lovers m the factories of johnson Tobias and Other
"ES makers Hod aud Silver Watches eomlnoner onal
ny and - variety of Geneva Watches -
We have also a good stock of Gold Fob v,st .-d x,,
as heyS Seals anu Charms all OF which " III sell u,
'' t"tlh j WILLIAMS j SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-30
T"H oFEicE FOR .AIE.-1 wish, 10 sell

- the entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS CASES &c, be-
longing to me Lynehburg Republican The type nearly
new ana me quantity sufficient for good job Office thee
being over sixty different fonts of type
ma .eh HENRY II FLOOD Proprietor