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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-08
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CEOAKs.
OCT. 20. 1856.
GEORGE VI. RlCKFR A. ca

LfNCIBtRtr VA.
ESPECIFTILY call the attention of III a,,;as
4 ~ splendid Stock of Cloaks viz " ''"
super neivef Coaks tNoire Antique Trimming
More Antique Cloaks Vairct Trimming
French Castor do. (Napoleon) (Afoire Trimming,
DO do do. (Eugcnia) CIored VevetS
Blk Cloth Cloaks beautifully trimmed and in graf
variety) ' !" s'eH
The above goods were selected the grcaest ,ossi
care ana LADIES wanting Cloaks of reliable vles can soi
from the above Stock fee Ing satisfied that they are e
oc, a, ' s'o"s' t. NJ i & co
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lNG, crNtD ny CaHftRs SPANISH M1NfURE.-WousrER,
Wayne Co. Ohio, December !, is5d5-Mcssrs BENNETT Il
Btths -ten"hen Having for vears past
with Scroula in its form whout finding relief from
best solicited by friend Carriers
spanish Mixture. II gives pleasure that
finishing the first battle the disease relaxed ordered
bottles, aul with heartfelt gratitude.
the tact that bottles of your excellent preparation have
iralv cured me
fhe thrd boule lgave to friend who had been suffering
with Salt Rheun length Of time and he like myself
N restoration health TO the virtues of Carriers Spanish
Mixture You liberty this letter any way you
may think proper, It it VIII hcncNt tho affected
Your obelienl Lut JOSEPH ROBINSON
DoyT I'm
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS,
BY BRYAN AkERS. Anct,r
AYERS CuERpv.

VI 1T fht rapid cure 0f CoDoJ. .
Boayseness, Bronchitis. Uhoo,,ta4s ,o'ds,
Group @sttma and Copsnn,,aitff.. eoaRh,
remedy has won for itself snrI, lis
FIR lis cures Of every Pnlmona..a" loriety
that 1t Is entirely unnecess,r,,s aiseasc
tue evidences of its vlrtuee +, e''ui
mnnity whore 1t has been emnla nns com
wide Is the fcld of It's nsefninpaoy 20
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airy IN Bnrma 10 his father Joseph Robinson, ESD this
city has been handed To Ms Tor publication from which
MAKE thu following extracts Providence J,RrHd{
NEWTON. Maulmain June &, 1850
DEAR FhTHER-Nill You kindly 10 Mr. Davis that Mrs
hbar aud myself and indeed might all who came out
with rs feel grateful for the box Pam Killer gave
us when we left native Land for Rurmah have used II
Ton coughs colds violent internal palma complaints
burns bruises an Tor the sting of scorpions
The ohy Spasn of the which Mrs Hin
bs las had in Ra.nah, Instantly relieved Pain
Miller We Away keep it where put hands on it
IN the dark, If need be Although Neshits box
When h" returned to America yet it all gone three
i"nr bottles and that would have been gone long ago.
MOI refused TO part with IL The ktrcns ginning
IT'S value and call for IT, hut have deny them except in
doses for we could not thi X of being without IT,
Sold by Druggist. Groeers Medicine De,crs every.
Inc, Az
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-08

ton Engineer, and Frederick and Ucinri,b
areheets and Draughsmen, prepared furnish sjns
ana estimates for all kinds of buildings and ma
'hlhery Special attention will be patd the construction M
wor entrusted to his charge. Land Nine and
Roads will be made at the shortest notice and non tho
PoNru It''S. AudreSs II. ENALI.
Architect Rich
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DANCING AND wALrZ.NG A.Anrwx

- NIX JN' L. BAKER respectfully announces - a.,
citizens ot Lynchburg and vicinity that his Second '
instructions IA he above elegant accomplishment will conn
nence ON the ION OF November, at the Warwick II %
Every variety of Fancy Dance will be introduced -.
by Mr. j X Cordet j l. Gillespie and himself In t y
Baltimore SclnC,5. ~ '"' ttp
Particular attention vii be paid the instruction -, ,
dren and mparting to them thorough know cgc ~ - ,
lite Art u Tue 70
TtRMs-Por the session Of Twenty fonr Lessons g., IL.
1lMfs OF IfirfoS-For young Ladies Miss. ana, y, "
Friday evenings from TO 6 o'clo, aud SATURDAY. 9''
irone to ~ O'Clock andsame oyoginGs from to 6q,sf
Hcntiem'l Monday, " al esasy aud Friday evenings f-
20 10 O'Clock. '''sat from
Noeharge for private lessons, given the Residence x m
pills or AT the Han. ' :" Pu
Persons wishing to take lessons will cal On mo NJ IT, "
VICE House between now AMI the 10th November 10"
" -. =. Nns'
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- TRADE. PRINTING in ali its various branches
d'ne IN a styl" hgSp 1std by otbr ESflhsameat in e
MENT. -'' 80 N'''-''i'
jobs printed tolorin that compare n III any
"'N done south OF Mason and DXons Line Specimens can
&c seen At onr flee Cali and First Alloy between Main
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CARPETS, CARPETS. CARPET,

CARPETS, CARPETS. CARPETS.
OCT % 1856
GEO. W. NUCkER 4 CO..
- LYNCHBURG, VA
ESPECIFGLLY invite House Keepers and oil o,,or,
y wanting Carpets &c to call make their selections
from this Stock as comprises greatest variety TO be found
in this city, viz: '' " '
Extra Super Velvet Carpetings
Tapestry do
brussels DO
ply Ingram do
:" do do No
&" do do 9
go" do do ,
Cotton Chain and Wool filled l1arpctines assorted
Super Iwied Fenitiaus, Extra 7 and 4 4
- Plain do and a
Hemp Carpctings assorted.
Crunb Cloths, Rugs and Mats
a., Cd A, l6i and PA Floor Oil Cloths
3llS
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


excellent preparation and shall therefore hesitate
recommend it to readers 1t has been tested In
In this city. and which
observation 1t has accomplished what other popular
medicines and skiu had failed
accnmpsha perfect cure, of apparently confirmed
consumption Ii the only medicine for this disease which
heartily recommend temperance AdDocqte Pr0rieRce r.
uoy r#d&clt
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ing of the Stockholders will be held the
Payne Christian, Saturday the sth inst at o'clock
tone prepared to pay your contributions.
nov 7d2t JNO, 7. MI RRlII. Sfc'ry.
lost VOICE RESCORED.-NEw BEDFORD.
August lO.Mr. Seth w. FoUie Having many ccrtih
published in relation DR.. Wstars Balsam Of Wild
Chery take this opportunity Of offering word in its favor
which also liberty to publish few months since,
wifes lungs became much affected by sudden cold
that She lost her voice suffered severely pains in the
breast Her situation caused her friends much alarm av
ing heard alsam strongly recommended by those who
had usedi purchased bottle of yonr this plsce
She Look according objections aud il produced wonder
nl effect Before bottle she had completely
cred her subsidized aud her health full
Iy restored Yours truy,
tSgned) HENRY G.. BRIGHTMAN.
Nome genuine unless signed 81 IT'S IN the wrapper.
SETH w. Fey. LIE q co. l}a Washington Street, Bos
ton Proprieurs. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by ! II THOMPSON q CO and j. II. SEAY.
TdNr{ttNI,.
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y from Bank Square to Langhomc Walkups Book Stor
and connected himself with the firm In the usic rad
hoNfH w. i. GREENE.
,MX y" eONsERN.- We, the undersipu. W,
Wy nave united ourselves nnicr the firm Of W p tx
IRENE Va tor the purpose of selling Music and S4t<
Musical instruments. We shall always keep on hand lar
assortment OF Music and Musical Instruments such rs pa
Fores Mcoeon Guitars Victims and all other Nc
cal Instruments generally found in establishments an
which will be sold at The Northern retail prices and
To he rs good as can be bought wi ere '@
W Z Greene will devote has whole attention
and hopes from his long experience the business
tire satisfaction TO all who favor with paTona
Music Saloon al Langhorne Walkups Book Store onnos
the CenR savings Bank and few doors the Norvn
hpnse. iynchbEgg Va, "
W. p GREENE
its NJ II wAIEifp
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29

name of every friend Of freedom put down
and efforts made to bring out every vote
1t must be done. In every township
there should be a man named 10 every
school district whose business il shall be
to bring out every voter in il. A full vote
is victory for us. Go to work, then,
at once rouse up the friends; complete
the work Of organization and see that no
labor that is needed is left unperiormed.
In addition to this, there needs to be
more precaution taken against frauds,
Men must be stationed at every poll tC
challenge every doubtful vote, and keeI
the hordes of imported voters from de-
bauching the ballot box. A vigilan
watch must also be kept upon election
officers, and every precaution taken tc
check the infamous imposition to whicl
we were subjected last weak.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
From the Pittsburgh Gazette
What Of the Night!

On all hands we are beset with the
inquiry. What are the prospects! Itis
the old inquiry renewed, Watchman,
what Of the night!
We bid our friends be Of good cheer.
There is no cause Of being disheartened.
AT best the Buchaniers have achieved bu.
half a victory.-We have about half the
Cengressmen and both branches Of the
legislature ; and they have a paluy majori'
ty for their State ticket, which they have
obtained by fraud and pipe laying. Look
ing at it from the most favorable stand
point for them, it is drawn battle while,
from our stand point, the fruits of victory
are with us. Our majority on joint bal
lot in the Legislature is worth far more 10
us than their State officers can be to them
and it gives US, beside, chance 10 inves-
tigate the frauds at the late election, and
unseat these officers, if the frauds should
be clearly proven.
II is a little remarkable that at the o.
tober election in 1910 the democratic
majority on the popular vote was 1855
more than il is now-and that the
Legislature was ours by a close vote.
The ensuing struggle in November gave
us The State, as will be the case now.
In many counties the vote on Tuesday
last was quite light. Dauphin, Berks
Chester, Northampton, Cumberland ant
most of the interior counties polled but a
isht aggregate vote, and yet the Demo
cratic vote was quite full. This will no
be the case next time, ..
The immense imported vote, sent ID
npon us in all the border counties, will b,
needed at home on the 4th Of November
We will not, we think, have that to con
tend against.
In addition 10 this, thousands Of Pro
Slavery Fillmore men throughout : tn
State voted the Locoloco ticket through
out, and this vote will, in all probability
be diverted 10 Fillmore. The Buchan
iers cannot poll for Buchanan the vote Q
flast Tuesday. @
Looking over The whole ground, there
fore, we are encouraged with the convic
ton that we shall triumph on the 4.h o
November. The indications are all j
our favor. In every election district ou
, friends tell US we can do better, and j
every Western county the promise Is Oh
same. Friends, remember those prOmi'
es, and keep them. 3sl ~.
What we want now, is organizatio
! and work. Wewant the wards, borough
'and townships thoroughly polled ih
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
D VOLUME 2,-NUMBER a.

At present it may be sufficient TO say
that it is now supposed that at least four
in every six Of the Fillmore party voted
the old line ticket, in every case where
they had not a candidate OF their own.
Those votes Of Fillmore were the b'sses
Of the Republicans, and the gains 10 the
Old Line ticket.
This was from Vigo county where the
Wings have 600 majority, and where now
the Democrats have majority On tho
4h of November the Fillmore ticket will
be run separately. If it is voted BY Fill
more men, it will benefit the Republicans.
Then, again, the Keniuckians must vote
at home on that day, or give Kentucky to
Fillmore. Lastly, whisky IS not Particu.
larly interested in the defeat of Fremont.
These are some of the reasons which in.
duce us to think the results in Indiana
and Pennsylvania will be different in No,
vember from what it was in October
We make no excuse for defeat. That is
not our way. We merely give the rea-
sons why the vote in November will not
be exactly what it has been, and why we
think the difference will be in favor Of
the Republicans. But whatever may be
the result, we shall rejoice in the, fact
that in very short time we have built up
a party planted on the sole basis Of free.
dom, which is the only party in the coun-
Try growing and vigorous, with the pros;
pect of final success. ..,,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
From the Pittsburgh Com. Journal.

e r.
THE UNION ELECTORAL TIcKET-The
proceedings Of the Union Convention at
Harrisburg, yesterday, are full Of promise
and give US strong encouragement 70
strike for victory on the fourth Of Noyem.
Der.
We know the Hon. Lemuel Todd we'll
and recognizing in him, one of the leading
Fillmore Americans, it is Of high omen
that he appeased in the Union Conven-
ton TO abide its action, and accept
the responsibility Of President Of the
body,
Mr.. Todd is the present Member Of
Congress from tee Cumberland District,
and has just been defeated Of reelection
to the detection Of Fremont voters.--
Notwithstanding this, he comes forward
manfully to affirm the cons:ancy and sin.
cerity Of his declared hostility to the int
quitles of the Pierce Administration, and
its succession by piedging himself to
Union of the opposition, and our Union
Ticket. =. !
This movement at Harrisburgh will
spread dismay ia the camp Of the Inter.
rifed. Il is the knell Of their i'll gotten
ascendancy Of nineteen hundred, in the
great State Of Pennsylvania They got
that miserable majority by the mos. mis-.
erable and Infamous Of frauds, and their
defeat will be all the more signal and
crushing, because Of the base means em-
ployed to give them temporary success.
We exposed one yesterday, which is
sufficient in itself to make every honorable
man in the party, blush for its character,
and turn his back upon it in scorn.
The position we needed, TO give
strength and direction to our effort for
November, is secured in the action at
Harrisburg, of which brief mention is
made in our telegraphic column to day
We congratulate The friends Of Freedom
and Fremont, on this Union movement
and bid them be Of good cheer. Let US
rally now, in our strength, and redeem
Pennsylvania. We can if we will, and
we will!
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
From the Pittsburgh Com. Journal, Oct. %.
Z THE MAJORITY. i

We have carefully corrected, as far as
we could, the returns from the Stale. All
the official majorites we have received
we have given. and the reader will see
for himself The majority for the Slave
Democracy is, as get, 1926! We hope
to pare it down few hundred yet. For
electioneeriug purposes, the Democracy
claim up to and over six thousand. That
is what the Post would call lie." The
thing, doubtless, has its uses.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29

ET Freemen Of Ohio, we think from
the foregoing views, and others which we
have not space to present, that If we do
our duty here in Ohio, as men who
are in earnest and as becomes the
great cause in which we are enlisted,
that our hopes will be crowned with tri-
umph and the great battle Of Freedom
will be won. But on the other hand, It
ten men in each Township in the State.
through int.heartedness, or carelsssness.
OF dependency, fail to do their duty, the
battle will be easily lost. How would
we feel If Pennsylvania should 60 for
Fremont and we should thus permit Ohio
to 60 for Buchanan?
The Buchanan men in this State. since
the election, have wisely ceased to agitate
publicly, but privately they are buster
tEan ever! They yet have hopes, with
the Fillmore vote. Of carrying this State.
They have resorted to bravado and
blufEing on Pennsylvania and Indiana,
and are thus seeking 10 discourage you
from exerting yourselves on the 4th Of
November. Do not permit them TO de-
ceive you. If our friends in Pennsylya-
MIA and Indiana can pull of their coats
and roll up their sleeves and go at like
men, shall we stand idly looking on with
our hands in our pockets |! 0hioans and
Freemen have surely too much pluck for
that! Organize then at oncei Notine
is 10 be- lost Poll your townships by
reliable Committees, ,--hsse estFisges q
the places Of election. and ssnd foF al
whom you think may ieel indifferent !
select good men to challenge Illegal yolsl
look at your tickets. -les every man %
a good days work from sunrise 70 sunset,
and tle victory win BE- ours
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
.... From the Ohio State Journal.
A View Of the Field Republicans I'd
' the Rescue I!

There is one virtue in the Buchanan
Party which we admire, and that is, they
never give up, and are seldom cast down
they hold on to all they claim and claim
all they can. If beaten in State, they
console themselves with the reflection,
that they might have been beaten good
deal worse, aud ifthey carry a State, they
mako the most Of It, The election which
came of on Tuesday have resulted as
follows: '''.' 7N'' '"-'l a9iHdlUi
Ohio, Republican majority O,O0O.5a'
Pennsylvania. close run, probably moi
three thousand either way. Iat ] aTsa
Indiana, Buchanier, by say three .hous'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29

bleeding, no less than Of our fathers who
bled, summons us to The battle. Shall the
children Of unborn generations, clustering
over that vast western empire, rise up and
call US blessed or cursed! Here are our
Marathon and Lexington and Lawrence,
here are our heroic fields. The hearts
of all good men beat with US. The fight
is fierce the Issue is with God. But God
! is good!
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
,AnnsYlYania in November. |.

ont,he poll for State Officers in Penn
sylvania last Tuesday, thousands voted
as they will no. vote in November, on the
Presidential issue between Slavery and
Freedom. Local and personal consider
aliOns gave to the Buchanan officers a
large vote, which will be Withdrawn from
Buchanan himself. The majority Of the
people of. Pennsylvania, beyond all ques-
lion, are in favor Of making Kansas a
Free State, and Of restricting the exten.
sion Of Human Bondage N !
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
What Difference Three Weeks Make
in Democratic Victories in Pennsyl-

What Difference Three Weeks Make
in Democratic Victories in Pennsyl-
vania. o.. t, .ru5 - .a'~. .u. ...
In October, 1910, the Wing vote in Penn,
sylvania on Congressmen was i25 ,9O2
Losing the State by 1859. ..
Butin November, 1910, the Wing
vote for President was. ...........l44, OIL
al' Winning the State by S49. ri.
In October. 1874, the Wing vote
on Governor ....Io6, l2O
But in November, 1914, the Wing
vote for President ss...........l61 ,2O3
Showing gain of 5,O83. -
Ia October, ls4S, the Whig vote w.
on Canal Commissioner was. i64 2S6
TIE Democratic candidate
being elected by 1925.
But in November, ls4S, the
Wing vote for Gen. Taylor
for President was..........""..lS5,5iS IL
Carrying the State by i4,SS7.
In October. 1852, the Wing vote ".
on Canal Commissioner was...l5l 900
But in November, the Wing vote
for Gen. Scott for President was st79, l22
Showing a gain of 27,522.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29

The gain on the aggregate vote thi'
year viii enure almost exclusively to Ere
mont The Buckaniers had out all thei
vote, and great deal beside that was no
legal. ~ ' -' 20 '''.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
The State and Presidential Vote in
-------- Pennsylvania. -

The full vote of Pennsylvania is sell
dom or never brought out at State Elec'
ion, the Presidential poll always show
ing large increase. The difference be-
tween a popular Presidential candidate
and State officers has always been mark
ed ..r a.r . .E ca. ...ry.
III 1910, the difference between the
number of votes polled in October and
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29

Those marked with and are official.
We are satisfied that it will be found, when
the entire official vote of the State is ascertain
ed, that the Democratic majority will not ex.
ceed 9 Q000
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
Forewarncd, The Republicans will be

Forewarncd, the Republicans will be
cgainst the repetition Of the
false voting and rpfianly violence, which
gave the Buchaniers their seeming MAJOR
ity on Tuesday. Had the election been
fairly conducted, the Union Ticket would
have been chosen by many thousands.
As it is, we have lost it only BY some
1000 votes. The October " stuffing"
of the Philadelphia ballot-boxes, cannot
pro6tably be renewed in November. A
grea: State will not allow itself to be dis
franchised twice in four weeks, by crowds
of jail.birds and lelons.
There is a very large reserved Uotc, not
cast on The l4th, which will surely be
thrown in the Presidential contest, and
surely be thrown for Fremont. A por-
ton of it is the Quaker" This vote
alode is estimated at 10000. At least
20, 900 more ballots will be cast on the
4th Of November than were given to the
two State tickets last week. They vii
almost entirely be given to Freedom.
The lesson Of Tuesday taught by Sill
dell and Forney in Philadelphia, shoul'
not bclost. Stealthy and desperate foe'
begirt Republicans everywhere. Every
where should we be. anxious, watchfu
and laborious. Most truly is "Eterns
vigilence the price Of Liberty" WORK
WORK I! and WATCH and WARD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-12
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