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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

TIVE p.cc-i, ~ .uch u mrli.inr h's hong been
fsIt llih ~, ihr hsa.s ui itmi.i'. lnf lIh'si-
cans. IT, advantages Over cHthafi's gwen in lh'
form ~ rilI. ~ r"vdsrs mast ir "u'rpus o. even
intelligent p,r-un. II upsratcs NOR, Immediately
aud chectulIl, upon the s,sirm' 1ul 3l the ''n'
time H. Infinitely b.. dnlcHt % administer beng
quite atr,,alIr ~ thc taste. u MT unly produces
az the cd,,ts where ph,sic y required, hu' e"m.
p'st,I, rsun,ss halittui CostiNeurss, having The
i,o,l. psri.,tE, Ice. II sNpcls all hum1rs from
tbs blni. b. 10 csrtlin Cufr ipr the Ples, ksguatrs
tb. s,f,.n Of the Ii,sf, frees the stomach tom
UiIr. iu,irur,iss thc whole Nervous System, and
remove, ibe cause of all llcal pains, such as
Rlsam.hsa. N,r,rlgi4, n Dalr,,ar, Govt, pli
~ hs H,af, SHE, Niyma.h, s..
II m,y sl.u H. telirl upon IN all distns,. IT the
Bpuls-DN>ENTERN, DIARElIu.A, AND
CHOLERA MORBl :, yield 90 once iu ~. ruagi.
cal influence. Again We repeat, TRY ~ '-ii
need. n1 other recommendation. No family "a ~.
o. viih0ut IL after thcy have properly tested ts
merits. Reader, II sou have risd other r,ms,lirs.
without success despair not-Wlitlis NOW at hand.
Are yuu suffering l,um Scrulula, ~ l0ttl.s IT my
Liquid tathluic w,ll cure you. Woulj 500 o. -
heNed tom hahilual Co.tNrness, thisc luu.es uill
chrct all that lou desire. II Nou are afflicted With
Rheumatic, Nrunlgic, or other local Tlius, two
bottles Will fee Nuu tom them. ~ hunors will
h. crsdciled from ihe blood b., the uss II tom one
o. IN hutllss. IL short, u Nuu fciuif' pbNslc ~
an, purpose, ihi. b. the most reliable, sair, and
agreeable 20 the taste lbai has ever boen placed
within the reach of the pul.ic.
PRICE 800.
Principal Dspot, - Centni Street, Lowell, Mas.
Eg-Sold by Dwggisu genemIly
~. ~. HAY, Portland. General Agent f1r
the State of Maine.
AGTNrs l. Osgood, Aubom; Wm Bm,. Tor.
ner; J.. {. " Atwood, Buckfrld; John Drrs.
scr, Paris J y. Sylvester. So. Waterford. %
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Artists, Association.
prNR ARnR.

THE sulscribctl IN announcing their appoin''
mrnt NJ Manager. 1t the aboyo Associalion'
i1f the advancement uf the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
THE GREAT RACE!
5000 Bottles sOldin 80 Days
Old DR.. Vim. Abbott Ahead!l

TADER Thee are fast iimos' ahh w. ~
the great whitl and pfcss Of the Iu,l scene
where ~ around aie teemiug With liif nnl ae'i'
ty n the eager irursuit 81 gain or li'lh"9di s'"-
cd b, good, strong honest industry sou hnd your
ELI unahe ~ krcp your cod up, and are forced u
IA low quietly, soldering undsr discriered s'o'
mach, ~ if,ou sfc afflicted With
Dyspepsin. Costiycncss, Billions COM
pInints. Jaundice. Had linmoTs, Colds
Coughs, Headache, &c.
H.. ,,. and 90 n oncc f,r hottie 81 OIL Doctor
William Abbott. Bitefs. akr them u, The drfrc-
tio,.,--rs ,s,ik COED fab asi sirsHg hff, EH 500
r,,lr. cured A. we'll AZ ten Thousand ntheIf. Who,
could the, 80 speak ~ pa',es With oue voice
vonid 4. heard 6om Maine 10 California. The
strong men nee H. ~ Il maintains them IN viyor
the wcsk asd d,biliatsd ls~ IL f'r q rer,vs and
isvigunics; muthers give u 90 their th'dfen' hf
Il - asalc, hpnes iami, medicine.
Tho Rich and tho Poor uso II,
irr hsy bath need the same help all pfolr'sional
new ior srdenaD pufsu,is hr,ng en- iudigssii"n
anil the above complaint the mechanic, isr be-
wants good appetite AMI sound nights frst;-
The ahofrr ot his health 10 often no. only capital
anal his best ff,enI the sail1r. fir ava, FROM
home, boz lever attitudes, m Az rlmrs DO wants
ir,t, msdisine. such a. oh Doctor William ~.
l,u's llitisfs. The ladies usc these Brtsfs 1f thr
,uf, of p,,nples aud ian hwnofs, a. ihsy b. not
adj 10 good lpoks; IN short they are ussd ~ az
es,ses, and have b,en ior forty lcus. II un
m.dieins uf day, made 60 taste pleasant sod 90.
,sris,d r fas,nlfi- u got up ~ cl'1r ihr Maine
Law either. ltis c1mposel ~ NaiHr's rcm'ti's
aoi will restore he iur vofkins II her Law
Come s~a, thsu from ,oyr prriuilcrs anil lo''e
,suf wotu0ui, Disappointed hopes, buy and tN
thts vuuie, v0fkiug n,ii,irr.
which cost but TITTY CENTS,
Ia. .sHF q ffF"fff fNF .rfH ID % rffHrHFf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

Tux LArIsr Why did JOB always sleep
DID B.cau,s he had miserable eomfoTtsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
4 Standard Medicine.
The mIavirE ,rs furr a'IHr
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS
rvrror' 90 orurt nr'r'"'

PAN BOO tbr j.,ui, .IGurs ru'Hl Inf., s.--
H.r. Tsu.ur. uInusIr.ss. o.. lir.uh, rrrs... .f
fi. NHsa. Gr1IiHg Hf fhr Teeth, N'HrvI". Son.
,Htrr. POI. ~ huBItr lHrHr, 90 Heat ,H..s.
~H.g,fnss, irur.1, pt.fu,i-a SHIP. ~H.'I.- r
ir,Hrs Iry,risHHr.s. Thu.f. pfH.r.i Nr'..lrs.
U1,f'.ssrr.s. Nr,urr,s.. IHss llHinsFs. Bel
.f.tr rr iLs Mouth. NaH of AHvf.l., .f l'n'.
..sl Nrr.ufH. PltH fu thH Stomach Hf E.rt.s.
S .p.s. zrr.r al ru.r,ss. lla arrr. DI.HrE r.....
Ei.irs .r Mo-, lhT.l', lr.Hnf .I f.r N".s. lH..
g..nt ti.s.., o.. rHss s.mr'H... no f.. Stool. ~..H
ufs.I.rs... tHfIs.sfiHu, t.a.F.".ss.
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nl.ervoop'. EprsrGGou MAolr"rCTog)

The Great AND important c,snts-Rsligious, 70
Iiral sni miIsr, uuU agnatiug thC usiious ~
he OH woill. give % these qualifications an in'
irrc.t anl value they never bcorc rosfcssfd.--
The, nrrup, a niiiI ic gfru'l l-iwrcn the hs'uIN
u,,risn nsu. itsus, crude spe,ulst''ns. ans flying
rnr,sr, Of the nsvsppprr, aHd The polic,'us i"me
III The historian. vriu,o lDug after DE h'ing 'n.
frrr.t i1 the facts De- rrr1ris shall have passed
,usy. The urugry-. ot che War ~ The L'st Gee
rrirsa ltrs, sr7cs w ihcirTsrr E1cl move
,asat e. rl,ssly ,ri,ci.cd. whether Of hirui of %
is. srl 40 .hHft C1mirss r1rl.ss' pointed uui.
The kurfs fforn thr tfmFa, ani nom ihr Hatr,
ia Wbrkvr.H's Mserir-. IRON two 'i 't' mo't
tlIsntsl snnlfIuiafs, give wUrr i0ic llgil'r 'nd
rrTlIl~ Account e The movements ~ The grrat lrl-
Esrrtuts than can elsewhere o. lHuui.
Thee P,rioli-,I, abl, rrprfsrnt the three great
political parties uf Greet Huain-Nhig, Toy,
arI EaIt,ll,--jut politics iauus unl, 'u, ls1iur,
fih-it rh,nrtpr. A. urghus 81 ihc ousi pto.
lrursi writer. oo ~,iJnro, Literature MumNiN, and
Religion. ih-, stand. al thry ever have stood, un.
u,BleI ir ths vutd Il ,urrs. lsiug c".Isiir''.l
iali.r,us.Is o. thr ID. u'pr aHd ihr pruirss'oual
rr,r. while tp Doe iHrIHerH' rf1'rr II ',rr, c'ss
ihr, b,uli.h more Surrrri 1u' sriu'triurN frr.rI
of ihr cuu,ut literature of che Ht,, Throughout th'
world. chan sru ls fs,,.b', alHail1. luw an, oih'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

CITY. Drrt.F. rut,,s ~ 90 econ as l..'.vs.
Lawn. Nta.ur Rail Eub Nhaur,rN 'i.s
D.. Irtsts,. WsG.r.Ib,, Thrrslal HBI Friday.
r-m'....L f.. 81. BHH t,nfuINhBTL Boston, ,H
cam. tpE..Hf : 20, u,k T.. VI.
tHhn r4.sHEr, Sl.2b
Nh 100
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 11n,
h.rrf~utr Rooms i.r che ar.nmm'iptiH1 ~ lH',.
BuI Families .Iad tu,J..rr. are reminded thlibl
f.I. inc ihu loo, r.u.h .H,IH. uf tmr a1i r,p.rss
vr.. Is mHHr. aH. flaftH, iurHu,rriru0' ni tul,,
IH. r Uu.tuu lt late bHuis oi thruI-atull .s
as.r#rI.
The G.Btsarri,, orr season frr hr0ssseu-sr. O..
faa, fbr sHdisrt iraius uyt uffhr cots.
The CHurtr, aIr nut TrsrHnsil.r iHr l1--Hg
o. -H amaHut exceeding 80 ip ,s.n', aHI thal
r.I..nti, rH'rss HHiirr bel given Hnt ltI' 90 l'
flr tate ul uas passenger i.r ,',g $500 addition.
d value.
Tlr.-bt t.k,a atlou rates.
ltI l.. KILLINGS Agsut.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Sm wurra Scorr's Apvirr 10 ms >'>.
Cu,Rlrs. - cannot too mueh i"l''~
upon your mind. that, labor g the e'u'''' ''
which God has imposed On Us in every s'A'
ton Of life. There D. nothing worth having
that can h, had without IL, from The hT''l
which The rs,sant vir- with che sweat OF
~, h,,v. o. the sport. by which iho rich
,,,, anus, ct RAJ Of his snDui. Tho only
5ir.r,pee betviSt them l., The poor man
labor, 70 his arrstite,--;hc rich man to set
An annette 70 his dinner. ~ Tor knovl-
si-e. IL can M more ~ planted In The hn-
man mind without la51r, thau the ts.d Of
wheat can hc rroducsl without che rTc,i-
ousr,, or he plough. There g., indeed,
mi, diFrrucc. that circumstance may so
,.rs, 70. that another sha'l rap what ta'
farmer rvs' Nutur man au ls deprived,
whether hy accident 10 misfortune, Of thc
fruit. " DO, own staa..-. and the liberal
aud ,1,.rleI acquisitions OF kuovlet-'
which Pc make. arr 100 fr l.s own usc.
Labor. nv Jgas 'ny, therefore, anil improve
thc time. Iuyauth oar .,'rs are ,r;ht,ond
kr5vl-i-, easily ail uT. Bat if we nee
Dec, our srrn-. our summer viii De- u--
I.., AMI c1ut-mT,lNs, our harvest wi, h'
chat. aul Oh, winter o.! gII age uHr.sT,,tod
anil l.- -
,-1ir ..Essl. uv dear Charles, raj,
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The British Periodicals.
pRrMluMs TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

7 scuTr s co, New York. eaniioue to
publish the following leading British rcri.
0dioal', via;
Tar Loynos QUAErrELr, (CO0'er'ali'c)
THr EpISHuEou Rrytrw, (whig)
q
Tur NoUIu BEirisu RryIrw, (rrcc church)
l.
THr wt,rpiSsrrR Rrvirw, d-ibctulD
..
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Ill. LII. IINN.

the state II Maine.
AGENrs !. Osgooh, Aubom; Wm. Bm,. TOE.
ner; T.. & {. u. Atwood, Buck6eld; John Dre..
scr, Paris J T.. Sylvester. So. Waterford. %
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which cost, but TITTY GENTS.

no,,oo. Jar, 70 1855.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
AlE,ST =.
rH.HE DA.s L.rEn FROM EunoPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

NEW YORK Ma, 23-9P M.-The stenmer
Africa with dates from Liverpool TO the 18th inst.
has arrived.
Her news is not important
ENGLAND.
Parliament i not IN session
Politics quiet. There Is no excitement on the
Central American question.
The weather is more genial and favorable To
crops.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, May l7.-Cetion aud hreaastufrs
unchanged Flour ca,cr,hut not quotablv lower.
Western Canal ;2,a3i>; Ohio mud Baltimore 35sa
Hs. Wheat in limited demand. and prices eas-
rr: Rcd p 3lal0s 81; White ., lalls. Limited
business doing III Corn: White 29s 3Ds; Yellow
aud Mixed 2S1sa29s.
cansols 934a93s,
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK May 2S.--lo L. M.--The Africa
reached her dock at % o'eloekihis evening. The
news from the continent is nnnteresling.
ENGLAND.
An English journal IN the government interest
explains Lord cmrendon's letter, respecting the
sale of the 2,00D rifles to the Costa Roans. by
saving that the English government has guam
tty OF old muskets on hand. for which it will be
glad To fluid customers. other than tho Costa Ri
cans.
The sttirgs of the Crmean Board of Enquiry
were within "A day two nf examinations
y pension of $4,000 had been granted to the
Marquis Dalhnnsie ofthe East India Company on
tho ground that he had annexed four kingdoms to
the British crown.
The trial of lalmer,the alleged posoner Of IF
teen persons,was progressing in London and cree
ating great interest A large number of the most
eminent members of the English bar were engag
ed on both sides
A Congress of Reforner- of all nations hud
been held in London, Robert Owens acting as
President. A petition and memorial to The Queen
had been adopted.
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ssjonal.

WAsHINGTNN. NAV 2S.- Sendi".-M Pcarce
from the committee to investigate the assault on
Mr. Sumner. made report. The report stntes
that preo edents for this affair are TO be found
" in the House of Representatives. The Senate
having been called on to pronounce its judgment
several similar cases were cited. The committee
comes to the conclusion that although the assault
was a violation of the Senatc's privileges, yet it
was not in their iurisdcion--the offence being
punishable only by the House of Representatives
this being strict parliamentary law and accord
ing 10 the requirements If thu Constitution.
The committee recommend to the Senate 10
make complaint and submit tho resolutions TO
that body.
The report of the committee was adopted with
only one dissenting voice-that by Mr.. Toombs
of Ga.
Mr. Mason made speech defending the Pres
idenfs Veto of the bill for the improvements OF
the mouth IF the Mississippi.
The Senate then adjourned
House.-A bill was introduced ceding public
lands for the construction of railroads in Nebras
ka. Kansas and Minnesota.
A bill wa introduced ceding government land
to States wherein il is located.
Mr. Greenwood introduced bill to repeal the
act establishing the Court of Clnims.
A bill was passed granting l,0OO,00O acres of
railroads.
Mr. Grow. of Pa. asked the unanimous con-
sent of the House for the introduction of a bill,
admitting Kansas with free State constitution.
The motion was objected TO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
Mr.. Crampton's Dismissal Messages to Con-
gress

WASHINGTON. May 25.-Mr. Champion. the
British Minister was this evening notified Of the
discontinuance ofdiplomatio relations after this
moment. and his passports enclosed TO him.
The Consuls a, Philadelphia. Cincinnati.and New
York are dismissed and revocation of their
exeauaiurs will be announced in the morning
A message from the President will be comma
nicated to Congress Tomorrow, explaining the
grounds of Executive action IN the premises.
Another message will also be sent in to NOR
row. enclosing documents relating to Central
American affairs, and particularly in relation to
the proposition of Great Britain to arbitraie. 1t
is understood that the Pre- -ident is willing to ar
btrate any question ofpoticn geography which
NAV be raj sed under the Central American ques-
ton. hut declines any arbitration as to Its con-
s,tution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
KAMA, Meeting Sympathy Nj, sumner.

Kan-aI Meeting -Sympathy For Nj summer.
A Kansas meeting was held at Greenwood
Hail. Cincinnati. Monday night at which Judge
Robasco presided. Speeches were. made by Col.
Lane of Kansas, and several others, and res olu
tions, were past eondemnatory of the attack upon
Mr.. Sumner, declaring that Mr. Brooks shonld
be expelled. Dispatches relating TO the distruc-
ton of Lawrence were received and created in
tense excitement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

DETENTION UNDER Tue VIRGINIA SEARCH L,w-The
brig Orlando, capt. Clifford, of Philadelphia. which
sailed few days SINCE from Richmond for Fab Riv-
en- has been detained old Point she having crew
of colorcd board. The captain writes thai Mr.
H. Roberts, the pilot Of said brig hnsbccn arrested
and the crew lodged in jail at Hampton II is presp
med that these proceedings are under the new Nlr.
ginia search law which authorizes the detention and
inspection of vessels suspected of having runaway
slaves on board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
NJ Brooks Course Sustained

.~''0'VFN
COLUMBIA. ). c. May ga large meeting
was h''d here Yesterday 10 express approval of
Mr. Hrsoks eonductan strong resolutions were
adopted approving his course in nssauting Sen
ator Sumner
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.olmla. eahnes N.m aLl.n f.n o.aven.ol-

'elih'as PohuCs Hem eati,n fal CsoveAoi-
Senator Summers Case
. Mo\lffllhe May es.-The American State
council held is annual meeting here yesterday,
aao n"mnated Ryland Fletcher for GOV aud j
VI. SIode for 1t Governor.
h's"'nilens were adopted drnouncing the pre-.
>u, administration aud expire sSing the preference
nj the patty In unite with the Black Rrpuhlieans
III The Presidential election rather thnn Demo
Gratis.
u" assault on Mr.. Sumner was denounced. and
loe llnnse enled upon oexrn Mr. Rrnoks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
Later fom Kansas

ST.. LOUIS. Mny 2S.-The Republican and
Democrat both have letters relative to the attack
on Lawrence.
The Democrats (ant Slavery correspondent
says that the stores and dwellings were indis rim
inatev broken open and robbed. Mr.. johnson
had $1,000 worth Of drafts and Innd warrants
stolen. Mr.. Opliif n Colonel st militia, appon-
ted by Gov. Shannon last fallost his commission
private papers, a gold watch, $500 in money, and
all his clothing. Mr. Browns library was forced
twice, but saved by citizens.
The Republican (pro- slavery learns that on
the 221 inst, n hundred free State men had col
lected at Lawrence. 1t was believed that on the
night of the 22d the garrison at Franklin would
be attacked by the free State men.
1t understood that Gov. Shannon would
order out 100 regulars, to be stationed at Oswat-
tonne. 100 at Lawrence, and 100 al Topeka.
Judge Giants, of Oswattomie District Court, had
been prevented from holding the Court. by the
threat, of the Free State men.
Judge Fame had passed Leavenswor.h on his
way 10 Georgia.
Another correspondent says that Sheriff Jones
intended TO proceed to Topeka, with tho nten-
ton of Destroying that town. Four new murders
had occurred
SECOND DISPATCH
CHICAGO May % The Wesiport (Mo.) Times
free soil in it. tendencirs) of the 23l, states that
the Congressional Investigating Committee was
Times tina, he and Conway were set at liberty
the 2Oih. Blown still prisoner AT Lecomp-
ton. where Robinson also confined. After
tie arms had been delivered up at Lawrence, tho
citizens requested Governor Shannon toineriere
and prevent other outruges. bnt he defined
SCHUYLER then called ON Hon. Mr., Oliver, of Mo,
member of the Congressional Committee, To
use his influence with GOV. s.; Hon. Mr.. Sher-
man mad"a similar appeal to Mr., Oliver. who
promised to answer in fifteen minutes, but neg
lec,ed TO do
Previous tn the posse entering Law ence Gov.
Shannon agreed ifthe arms were delivered to
Col. Sumner. that only sufficient number should
enter To make arrests. lie afterwards declared
that the arms should be delivered to the posse,
and that the Free State Hotel and the office of
the "IIcrald of Freedom" and their breastworks
should be destroyed.
The mob shot Delaware Indian near Law
renee, through mere wantonness. The Delawares
threaten to be reyenge1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

On the 18th inst, at Merry Wood by the Rev. L.
Wilmer, Mr.. WM. II. MERwErnGR of Comal county,
Texas, 10 Miss CtTHARIvE W, daughter of Mr. James
A. Mcriwether of Bedford county, N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
Letter ftom Salt I.,lr /.

81 Louis. MAY 2s.-Advccs from Salt Lake
state thu the Utah State Convention was held on
the 2lth nlt whrna oommittce reported unani-
monSly constitution for the State of @Des-
Cret
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

FANNIEis reason for liking moustachcs is some
what of an original one. Hear it:
Kate hates moustaahes. $50 much hair
Makes every man lock like bear
But Fanny. who no thought can fetter,
Hurs.s out the mafe like hears the better;
fc"aoses-her prelts shoulders struggling
Bear, are snch glorious chaps far hagrinr'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30
Condition of MI Snnnnr

WAsulNGroN, May 2s-7 L. M-Senator Sum
ner' ct Mas, is considered in critical situation
n" one save the physicians are allowed in the
room.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

PROVIDENCE, L l., May -. The General As
semh'y met at Newport yesterday Benz. Thurs
fan was chosen Speaker of the House and Mich
a,as brown l.. Governors Samuel \. Parker
Treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

dion. uasH#a : sHI - me Double TIA is needed
that tte m.iHr,o og hspt dry, which Is accomaauie
by warming il before fire in stove daily. Tie
charcoal. il Is said does not conceal the odors or
substitute others for them but actually DESTROYS by
decomposition, the poisonous materials on which
they depend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

Portsmouth BUTffsf AssoCNlpy.--This body
met in Isle Of Wight county, on Friday last Rev. Mr.
Chamhss. ofGrrcnsvilla acted Is Moderator Rev
Mr.. Graves. ofkcntneht preached on Sunday. There
were abont 5000 persons on the ground.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

Thomas ratem, Esq, of Norfolk county has been
appointed timber inspector Of the Go.port Navy Yard
vice j. :. Staples deceased.
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- Nas,yrEE HOUSE.

kI"i MAIN STREET LYNtHBIRG, Va.
tA,, WE open Let july 1sJ6, WEl1SN IL DE, Props
A+A~.a This House u ind rguiuR chang" Of
thar will place It aiaoug with the best modern
built Hotels The interior viii contain every necessary
yrnonc guests and will he furnished In style Of eo
qnncc comfort suited thu tnos f ALL and ola character
that will mike rnnk, In fact with tho first enss hotels Of
III" country may II dSets
n 'farmYfe Journal Bedford Sentinel, Western star
Salem Register Fiucase Wing FnrhsNe Democrat LesnR
Gazette. Wythoylle TELEGRAPH, Abingdon Nreinan,
Abingdon Democrat. F'ayd tHizou, DAntse Register aud
Re publican. Knoxville Wing aud Register aud Greenhrier
Ira copy lur times and send accounts To Messrs Wells
IIVJ vupl1m
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s1CCKEAU sAsOON.-Wcha have oprncd. in

EVE d'KEAW SAIVON.-Wc hayr OpFnrd an
with the Mon Bakery L.. Cream Saloon,
lovers lee Cream always find good supply
supplied with quantity at shortest notice We
hope butnes please those who may IA
yor MS " their 0PITZ MOORE.
p SBread Crackers Cakes aud Pies-fresh baked every
day - usual.
Thankful generous public for the liberal patronage they
have received the last years. by paying attention
patrons they hope still to merit aud Give
a share Of its avors. OPlTZ 4 MOORE
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MILL FOOD-Bran, Shsrss, sAipsso0 49,
lNA Brownsua large stock of the above, which wU
dispose of In quantities upon tho liberal tsrms
spl "a swim LANGHORNE JOHNo.
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TIE Cry is crowded with strangers in attendance
on the Association
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The REPUBLICAN charges with not having an
n1unced the election of Doss in this county and in the
the same column publishes, from the lUgniaa, the
official vote of the county. What's the matter neigh
Dor
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RICHMOND ADvERT1sEMENTs.

MON ~ asa DuyG A COWMBGAG0N BGsg-
u The subscriber having iiseonfinnef the troffy
and ship ehannery business will give nndived attention
10 the foRw ARbISG AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Ills location enables him aud prpdnee Mt
very little expense than the drsyAgc anh
from the basin.
be discharged loaded hind Of weather.
and being the steamers wharYe by the use o. Iarpan
n he ship obareo without regard 10 weah
without the slightest nisryss ~ load and Hnoaded W.
d,r she'd This sill aisays lnsnre prompt shipment
A. s. LEE.
y Produce sold and goods pureharsson consignment
may pnts A. y T..
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EpIroRs IN THE CTY.-Among the members of the
Virginia Baptist General Association are pleased
to notice Rev. J. r. Graves Editor Of the Tennessee
BAPTIST, and Vim. Sands ESQ., ofthc Religious Herald,
both able representatives Of the press The former
is well known as the author of the Great Iron
Wheel
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CENTs FINE esAHTERs!:-I have opened

" this week another supply of Gents very superior Patent
Leather oSed Caters warranted French upper stock Also
good Gents Cloth tipped Gates have ever seen
Also French Leather oxford Ties, and nice low
quarter do on hand. Cali and see. r SEABuRY,
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We call attention to the valuable land advertised
Or sale by Jno. J. Wade of Montgomery.