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"A %aas.iss Of Congres. and Nis,,ersto ws.h,ng,on
3pk Snts, they will n rhe
Thsir In addition rhs tolo~s
works, every Of VI, cispe
md aui
New fumsdiAteiy publication
Werkb impouatinns frou England
CEihuunS worss, volumes
JehrrsoHs ~ nrks, volumes
WshrtrT's wotks, vois, autograph editor
Eycrous urauons aud Speeches. = volsmss
Gays Pdvais Correspondence, volume
Z. 4. PrcHuss's Memoirs, vuiume.
brncfon's tiisiory Of The United states, voluusrs
statesmaniz MANUAL, volumes
Hiekcys CONSTITUTION, volume
Jencrsons Manual, volume
The : onst'uons United Ssntes, volume
Eiots Debates and Madison Pagers, volumes
Narshs Urators and statesmen, volume
siorys Works, voiumcs
Lives Of Chief Justices United
Lieberh Civil Liberty aud self government 2 volumes
WITS Lite Of fatrck Henry, volume
k'nuedys life OF Wiu, volumes
Gahands Lifs Of John Randolph, volume
Party Lenders, BY haidv ~, 1 volume
We Fncaurvh,h Democracy hnssrtca. vnlums
The Fsdrrsi,si, volume
Gumts'r Nsturc Teudsucy ~
tnn.tininnal Y n bo-,s ! vuiuni.
aregr Past frr,ert aud Futurr, 4 volume
scnmars Prugr Nsu NJ
Nckhanta American D-bater. 4 volume
Fuur" Wealth ~ America. votuos
smiths W, aih NAuohs. volume
Evtfy description of AmTuc.n. Enrs,
Re hntsI quairies A. the lowest prces
Visiting cards and rrompiud
TAYLOR A MAt1RY's,
nec7-AW s"arah
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The New YORK and Liverpool United stat.t
Mail Steamers.
rhe rhtps comprising IEis line the following.
The huauuc Iapl Oliver EldndR
capt Jos oprtOct
aduauv Capt James West
These ships having been by contract q
<>3-A prcssy for government bee
2&1 taken their construction, In
10 insure strenRt, and speed and accoaror
dauons
fnes o passage New York Liverpool cabin 8
n second cabin, S5 From Liverpool New York, 80
- - .a
tn experienced attached to each ship
Sa berthe No until raid for
ne snps o' his M have tnpo g bulk heads and
until sher te LIST Of august.
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Proposals for Buiiding Six schooners for the
United states Revenue service,
Trr.sunr Drrasrsrsr,


Scptember 6, 1850,
SEALEn PROPOSALS distinctly cUdarlsd rr0posA' ~ Rove
- Nesses" be TfAlTy,
vii rccrsed Of h e unu " uclock Of the s day
" November furnishing The maIcFias, constructing,
png and delivering lfpn scnOuners, about MY
burden crct Unitcd service the
northern lakes.
The mode and plans furnished by ard the
vessels 70 he completed within the" months o signing o tn
No proposal will be considered crvrd FROM
bud And r.sh d'r
rssppsb the
bidder " offer
he department..
or be- paid presentation
ssartnfy oyid The pank"d ceieh, aud
s dccss laid aud The balance The deyesy a. The vessels c
pCiod.
uEfa - n quality thr work
In faithful satisfaction ~ tho
arriutendeht
when received the hnads ~ he "a b.
ry rrred furnished, equpi, spd fnihed clear, win
chais, anchors aBamrpt nautical insuens,
cAmbpO,e, cabin, and ward olm furninrr and boats
Persons bidding viii be furnished with ihe HQurd
tpedfeaHoas on apyJ cation this department
10 case Ad n sood ~ de proppsr tr whole nuher n
hey liberty oder Tor e more n'l thet
convenience - JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of thn Treasury.
septG-enwifsmNoy
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fSo. ooal
BY tho President Of the United states.

IN pasa.acs oflas FRANKLIN PIERCE Uat
pas,s safes . ID As nsia oes. IL Ss
s'.s q sss s,s = M Is M On
day, oi July asss ios t6e dsss@i ai the public
ahds situated Within mo aade'sAioaea townships and fractional
" line aaa u As ystnsai n.ssdlaA.
TIE sLAk Ds SITUATED township fo ssven of
eesioas and iw,aiy owashp Of
Eve and in eeon thirty three, township ionhse, range
Township iony.nine, range -
Townships foty sy nine, and MY Of eleven.
Townships oryihee, iory.a forty sessn And ioy eight
To~nahps forty o range twenty
three.
To~n.Sips i"y oS1 and is' avs Of 1ssse ~sasy ar
Township io'y nne, o. range tweniy.Seven
Townships forty eight ot,nne, and ni-one, ofanse thr
four,
Townships ioysish io'y-ane any, and any range
Townships my, any one range nr-sr.
The lands sec,ons twenty-five, twenty
A. ' e aa s once az DuScAS on M"ssy s
August os ,he dissoeai oi tho puhe and
following townships and township
viz;
NORTH ef ihs base Of pr,neipei asrsian
Township ,hlr,y-seven. OF range ,wrnu.sevsn
Townships yfve, eight
Townships thy four and thirty nss, Of range twenty nine
Borh Of sassef principal meridian.
Certain islands situated in the following sections wits
twenty township thirty yiou Of
two, ree thirteen, and twenty four township
,hy our the same range in secon tweve township twenty
saase n'ns sections ,arsf four nine, an Ten
@ and sectuns twenty thiry three,
thr your township hiry-our OF the same range. .
LanJs appopua by The 0f scloois, aiay,
purposes together those ose1dowed
thereby f any, granted
the eued San net enable The state OF Aansas and
s. sa M se sasss aAs sais
The offering OF the above lands viii b. the
appointed proceed In The order which
all convenien despach un the whole sn have been
sales closed shall be- open
longer and private ny tho lands
until after he expiration OF the weeks,
hand the ciy of Washington, hnh
April, Domin thousand eight hundred and any
BY the PresIdent; FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o General Land Ofice. KS
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A n&sSttAe HOUSE. Hanover stree a..s.. ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, elegantly furnished
sihe ncdern
ss Of ths travelling public. a n
Dee lt-aB
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~ I'd MIsdtm 90 ,hs he,. - d,., s.t,ht BY Duyc
81 sS.
Thr Life and Travels of Century
thusti tmasnay Biography busd, On by j. Tai
boz v hssirf y n g. =. vols S.
Tn. rurueuai Eriiex uavs
Mechaiics' Tables, containing 0fct
Giles and -tirs Of equal -quares Rnt
h"op- cutting of balrr ai~s &C, &C by Charles BD
wen, engineer. So cents.
inroduc'on 20 the study of by N. A. Dwight o..
ts skstrhrs hum p,th- series of m.can
hy Nrs. Iula UuuonI al
The Ri-e frrr tir Enri.h Consultation By
iteHsy, =. 1htd EDITION. Al
X, O, Tsrnch, n D. IS cspts. -
Just publtsusd. and for sale at TAYLOR A NAURyis
June w ,neara ath T.
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Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of pre- empoD any
within townships of townships
required establish the 10 the satisfaction of he regis
land arce and
Ais notice. heor day
the puhc sale nnds
will be
THO5. A He ENDHICKs,
. ..... COMMISSIONER General Land Office.
April e. lawi3w Intel and Saf.l
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-Sup EAkNsssr MAs-Iire and Laboss of hdoniram Iud
4 " EupaBt
The New "a. ''' - - - -
DEXTER Nonpinp. s,..,.as
X Sassnl hpriOn ~ novel. by -'s'R Po-lsE ~ N y
tF3Hi FeryDi - tale hy me s1thoy a. --sS-f~Fdsrs
W d. = =
aI@eS TAYLOR a MAuRY
h1@ bookstore, near Mimi street
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49, i~''sr~ of Madame b.f Daughter
And piepdA. sdi,-d W Mrs sarah 4. Hale. tol. 81 ~
lhe letters of Lady Mar woriaS s6usau edsa w 81
rHt Hate, 81 2S
saYss EpAsCg TAYLOR
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FORM or GUARANTEE

FWftW y NINAlNTN
q Capt q. Ngiss, u. '. Engineers.
We, the undstsigned, residents Ofi In the sate o.
hetr, Jointly and scvoray covenant with the United snes and
bid Of be accepted he o.
huy will withn days amer accepsnco aid bid,
lhs contract for The oOd and sufficient suregs
furnish the articlez IN cou
pft1s which u md the
sAd shall fail 20 Aforesaid
rood The difference between the Offer by the said su
he ner bidder
tSipaodl A. %.
bses, -eru that my knowledge and belief tn
abovs-pnrned ruaraniors are good and sufficient
tStgned) ". r
Mnre-Sr wlaghNsyslawn
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CLASS No. 1.


$500 pas point white MaeknAc blankets 10 measure oO by ~
inches, aud wsigh pounds r.....-..
AZ point white Maekinac blankets, 10 measure "a BY
% inehss, and weigh pounds
Maeknac blankets AZ So
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
500 ~hita Maeknac blankets, 30 BY
So inches weigh ~ pounds
poni white Aaeknse % BY 40
inches, and weigh 34 poanas .ss -.
pa point scarlet Maekinae blankets, 90 BY
~ inches, weigh pound.
pair 2k point seas Mackinae blankets 54 by
e6 inches, aud weigh pounds
100 rai 81 point Maekiaae blankets GO BY
- inches, asd weigh 10 pounds
20O pairs haekinac blankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
Roo pairs az Macknnc blankets, 81 by
% inches, aud weigh pounds
100 ~ pot Indigo hue Ma kinae blankets 10 measure
&C BY s4 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 Grniinea blue Naekinac blankets
o6 by u inrhre, aud wrgh 40 pounds
pairs blankets,
90 by ~ inches, aud weigh pauads
400 pairs IN poui Genunea blue Macknac blankets
sure 81 by % inches, and weigh pounds
CLASS No. y
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A. J. Middleton,
Dealer Ice.
once and depot sou'h~esi corner and lo,h srssss
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INo. bbsl
Sales e asrAats sections ts States N Arkansas ad Nj
s0Grt, aHd restoration Of aoitra0a laads 20 Esarks'.
BY THE PRESIDENT oF THE UNITED STATES.

Sass @ asrHais s.oSas States N Arkansas sad Mia
soars, and restoration of astAdraun aHds 70 market
by THE PRESIDENT oF THE UNITED STATES.
ppsuanes oflaw FRANKLIN FIERCE, President o. the un
go States =" America, DO hereby declare AID sake khwa a
bearing Odd numbers watch
q ss unisd saiss e WITHIN ~ Ss, o. sss aS d q US
lad Tie lhesoI from Lnls Rock 20 Mephs and
s a. pios,asG sy The ae1 SPoysd Oh fsSSuIy ss
nshto way maUs of land SAID State % and u
ss % pnes ) iis ass q All August isss, wis
The public sale viii be at once BATEsuLLH
commencing 3n Monday ,hs thirteenth aay o. e.o9eI next o.
Odd numbers above referred 60, As arc situated within the unde
mentioned to~nshps, yizs .#
NORTH o. s Of tAs tA prinepG aasyid.,
Ts@a.siS: 4S@a:iS: 4 y g 'saSs It'
Ts~a:sip Ts~a:sp e g IS $ g - ii a b. o69"ss 8; a%sss5
Townships 10. 20, az y, ofmnge 6.
Horh Of The Of tA principal meridian
Townships 2 ie, 70 IA l5. 10, ~ Of range
townships q 81 4,9, 10, fl,'la, 70, a. ranges.
TSwa.SiS TSw".ns. 10 % H. o;snas ~ % ass'
Township. 9 ., Of iangdS
Township {, OF range
Monday twentieth day Of October next, or he die
situated the following townships
10 wit;
North Of ofths mn princlpal meridian
Townships ,, 4, 5, 9, OF range ;.
TSwn.Sip TSwn.ps / 8 q sSnsf' 49, s s. s 81 & ;an.e
Townships 5, 6, 2, af range .,
The public sale win be held the land ohee rrLE Rock
Monday, sixth octuberex the ds
osa of The vacant public lands within such section
South Of the base line aud oest Of the A principal meridian
Township |, Of ranges IL and l2
Townships = 2, Of range l3
Townships Ia 81 3, of range IA.
Townships 4, 2, ], 4, ., of ranges Is aud I8
Townships 3, 4, 5, Q, 10, range ~.
North Of the base line spd Of the I'M principal meridian
Townships l, p" 3, 8, Z, Of raneeG.
Townships J, a. D. 4, 5, g. Z, Of range
Townships l, g.. s. 4, s.. q, 7, OF range
Townships 1, p. 3, A.. ), q, Of range9
TOWNSHIPS !, o. 81 4, 5, range 10.
Townships I, o. 3, 4, ofrange II.
Townships H. a. :, 4, s. of range I2.
Townships !, 9, J.. A. s." 8, OF range i3
townships q, 3, 4, s, g. 4 OF range IA.
Townships l., s, O. Z, OF range Is.
Townships 5, 6,.7 Of ranges 10 and IL.
The public will he neid the land Once WAsHsoros
Monday, seventh October
disposal of the public lands in such
above referred situated in folio
| townships, viz;
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dits 80
NAfeh " diy'
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TAYLOR A MAuRY,
Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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sepiO-iawsw
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-15
- From fhe Daily Ne,os.
BUCfiAEAN'S Low WAGES
So EECH.
"a CON1J.MPTIBLE CINE
THE PROOF.

The universal ind; gnation and disgust
manifested BY the worisingmen of all par
ties, when called on to support James Bn-
ehanan, has alarmed the Laco Foco leaders,
"a IS tiei~i'- @horn by the following paltry
game Of deception, attempted to be played
in Bedford county:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
The Pl,cife SAFE.

New YORK, Feb. IA private letter receiv-
ed by the Canada annCu nces the safety of the
steamer Pacific. She put back with her machine
~ disabled and arrived in the river Shannon.
SECOND DISPATCH
HALIFAX, Feb. ia private ietter received
by the Steamer Canada brings the welcome in
telgence That the steamer Pacific is safe, having
put back to the river Sh annon.
THIRD DISPATCH
IIALIFAX. Feb. l5.-.Iames Campbell,a young
gentleman of this city who arrived in England
by the steamer Canada on her last outward trip,
writes to Messrs. Murdock q Co, Halifax us fol-
lows:
Liverpool. Jan, 26.-The weather has been
very severe during the past week. The steam
er Pacific obliged tn put into Shannon river
on her way ont Of the Channel and the Royal
Charter, an Australian Steamer, was forced to
put back to Plymouth
[Note.-The date of this letter Jan. %, which
was the Monday previous to the sailing of the
Canada, throws some doubt upon its reliability.
If the persons in question knew six days before
the Canada sailed that the Pacific had been com
PEELED to put back, how is it that the fact is not
announced in the English wspapers!-Report
pr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

THE NAVIGATION OF TIE ONO RIVER closed
earlier last winter than it did the present season,
the time being, in the former case, the 9th of De-
cember. and in the latter, the 81 of January
But. last winter, the navigation lie opened on the
18th of February, though it closed again on the
9th and SO remained until the 9th of March
This wear the ice is so thick that there is but
little hope of its yielding for some time hence.
According to the Pittshurg Daily Commercial
Journal, the Monongahela river is frozen so thick
near its confluence with the Allegheny, that it
would probably sustain upon its surface good
sized steamer without yielding.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
Nebraska.

General lInrney lately lett Fort Pierre and
with an escort paid visit to the region of the
Running Water, where he caused the arrest of
Cob Howe, on charge of starving and maltreet-
ing The soldiers under his command at that can
torment In the spring the military post is to
be removed from Fort Pierre to n point twenty
miles above Sioux city. Gen. Harvey also in
tends to go on an expedition in the spring
against the Puncab Indians, for having stolen u
great many horses and mules from the troops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
Kentucky and the Kansas Question, &C.,

Resolutions have been adopted in both bran.
ches of the Kentucky Legislature deprecating
the agitation OF the slavery question; denying
the right Of Congress to refuse admission to u
State because its constitution recognises slavery
opposing the repeal Of the Kansas bill and any
material change in the fugitive slave law and
declaring for radical change in the immigration
and naturalization laws.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

In A TIGnr PLACE.-Accordng TO the last
advces from Nicaragua, tho Walker government
is experiencing the difficulty which broke down
Santa Anna in Mexico, and that is the want of
money. Not single soldier has received since
the opening of the campaign, anything more sub
stantial than promises to nay. Tho additions to
his army, instead of strengthening him, are like
ly to add to his difficulties. Some of the men
are growing very urgent for money, and gov
eminent loanis necessity which eannot be post
poncd. Want OF funds has checked many a
proect us nmblions as TINT Of Walker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
4 TEST NEWS.
CONGRESS


WASHINGTON, Feb. -Ilousr.-Mr. lick
nan. from the Committee on Elections offered n
resolution empowering said committee to send for
PERSONS and papers in the case of the Kansas con
tested election
Mr. Phelps said he thought an attempt to ex
prcise such power would he nsurpatnn. n Mr.
Rerdrr does not claim Ihnt he was elected by viz
tue OF a law passed by the Kansas Legislature
lie defended his constituents fr1n tho charge of
being "border ruihans.' which was being repoa-
ted mere and elsewhere; and by one Senator Viii
son, who comes from State where men warrod
IN detenceless women and burnt the Ursuline
Convent lie condemned earnestly the anti Law
cry men III Kansas, and claimed that the Nilsson
rams desire not the shedding of blood, butte
tain the laws
Mr. Washbum. of Maine, regretted that Mr..
Phelps had INDUCED in such remark which were
exceedingly exciting. not to say nflammatory,t to
large majority OF the peaple of this country, who
heleve IN their hearts that there was no Legisla-
ture IN Kansas. no law, or nothing having the Wig
or and effect of law, under which an election could
be held. and by which Mr.. Whitfield claimed his
seat as n delegate from Kansas. This matter
should be investigated, and how could it be done
unless power TO send for persons and papers be
granted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

GONE TO BED IN A SNowBANK-Between
and 10 O'Clock at night person passing near
the head of the turnpike saw n man. undressed
with the exception of his shirt, lying asleep in
snow bank. His garments had been carefully
taken off and were scattered all about him. He
was found TO be aIesident of the neighborhood.
who had got SO far homeward, in a drunken con.
dition. and supposng himself TO be snug in his
own chamber had taken off his clothes and gone
TO bed.-Saiem Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
National american Council

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. lS.--The National Amer
loan Council now assembling here held two Sc
cret sessions to-day in Franklin Hall. A large
number of delegates from all sections of the u
Mon were present. No business of Importance
has yet been transacted. The members held n
caucus this evening when an effort will be made
to dispense with secrecy both at the meetings Of
the council and of the convention TO assemble on
the ODD The Louisiana delegation are in tho
city and will probably be admitted to seats in tho
convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
Contract for Riading.

i WASHINGTON. Feb. lS.-rho Committee on
Printing OF the House Of Representatives has, it
is said, awai I'D the binding Of the extra docu-
nen's of that body TO Mr.. Williams, of Toledo.
Ohio. They were ut lcas, 30 desperate contests
for this job, which Is very profitable one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

The Supply ef California Cold Erhaustiess.
A merchant nj san Francisco. who has pretty
thoroughly explored the mining districts Of that
State, says that not ono acre IN thousand
Throughout the mining region has, as yet over
been prospected. aud that thousands of years
must elapsc before the mines will give out, for
The reason that there will never be water sufli-
rlent to enable Us II exhaust them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
STEAMBOAT ErDioSion and Loss of Life.

LONDON. c. w. Feb l6.--At 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. the boiler in NJ. Anderson u Co.'s
manufactory exploded, blowing tie building to
atoms and hurying thirty men in the ruins. Five
wcr, taken out dead, and nine seriously wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
THE persou1i Liberfu Bill.

The committee of the Massachusetts legisa-
lure ON this subject have agreed, by a conside-
rab1e majority. to report bill making some al.
teratons in the law of last year, 1t lis supposed
there will BIO minority report in favor Of repeal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
An dtctm I'rdgedy-A Young Wife Murdered
6Y her Husband NubS, nuenf SuicIdr

by her Hnsbdnd-Subseguent Suicide.
we copy from the Memphis Wing. of the 9th
instant, the following narrative of one of the
most horrible tragedies we ever heard of:
1--WE heard, yesteredy, the particulars Of one
of the most melancholy tragedies that we have
known for many years, which occurred in Mar
shall county. Miss. about II miles from Holly
Springs on "Wednesday last, Mr. C. b Cox, a
planter in good circumstances, killed his own
wife while she was lying asleep in her bed. and
then shot himself through the head, killing him
sell instantly. This occurred some time during
the night. but was not known until next morn
ing, when negro man went to the room TO make
a lire, and found the door fastened. Not
being able TO raise any one on the inside, the ne
gro called the overseer, who came and forced
the door open. when ne found both Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox dead-she lying on the bed with two bullets
through her head d, and he lying ON the hearth shot
through the reg lou ST the heart, with his hand
still grasping the deadly revolver They had
been married bur short time. aud il is supposed
that MIR. Cox was insane ut the time, a. he has
frequently suffered from alterations of the mind
"Much sympat ny is felt in this community
for the families and friends OF both the deceased
persons-f families Of the first standing in North
Missssippi,"
The Memphis inquirer, speaking of the af
fair. says the parties had been married only six
weeks, and adds:
mir. Cox is the third male member of worthy
family who have died violent death within the
last eight or ten yes r.. One. in fit of insanity
threw himself from the deck of Mississippi
steamer, and was drowned; another slain by
the accidental discht rye of n double barrel shot
gun, when starting on n camp.hunt; and now
we have to record the death of still another, aud
that of his fair young wife, by his own hands,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
4 .Censifire Young Man.

Bernard S. Taylor, of Ravenne. Ohio com
mitted suicide last week by taking laudanum.-
The cause assigned is disappointment in not
being able to take Il sleigh ride which unsettled
{; sensitive mind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
If YOU afflicted with any conn laint which
4


Es,sx--, No TIC H. Millinery and Fancy fS1n
HSx& jGOODS-The undersigned having purchased rsSS
Ty r. +. Henings stock Goods and taken fAsa
~S-s the stand formerly occupied by him, would
respectfully ask the liberal patronage Of the former
friends and the public dc pledge
themselves do all in their satisfaction all
those who favour them with call. We expect keep
hand the style Of goods that has always been kept by
predecessor and will par cular
keep up the former reputation of the house.
q All orders the country will be promptly attended
TO- }. MATTHIAS. & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

pnlrAprIPuIA, Feb. 29.-The National A
merican Council is discussing the resolutions to
cxrungo the twelfth secton--no action yet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
fFOJ,RTII AND SPECIAL DISPATCH. I

New YORK. Feb. IS.--The American consul
at Halifax has autographed to Mr.. Collins that
private letters per Canada state that the steamer
Pacific had put into the Shannon on her way out
ofthe British Channel, on accoun. of the seyeri
ty of the weather.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
INV YORK. August 9Th. 1850.

NfW YORK; August 9th ls5a,
10 Dr. wright DEAR SIR.--I cannot refrain
acknowledging the extraordinary benefit
taking your wonderful medicine A. have been seriously
afflicted with disease of the lungs and expected survive
but short time feel that through taking Scrouous
Andote alone life has been presery feel
has made perfectly well seriously afflicted
with cough pain in chest, DC believe to be the
medicine for lung diseases offer the public
cheerfuy recommend it all afflicted similar way Nv
very precarou the medicine gave al.
Immediate relief
remain, sir yours respectfully
JOHN IIAMLEY,
fa West 1yyent sixt stb