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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

s-S...rw~sr.-- compishes the purpose designed u T"
easy TO make physical Pbut not easy To make tho pes,
nf Ill Pisnne which would Lave mono Of the "1e'tohsnu
m tho vanares of every This has been attempted
leio h what would respeeHnHN soo'ht "
the public decision has been unfortunate Tor me pao.
iithurtn that almost pufgAltNo
and irritating the bowels This not Many OF thcm pro
,lucc much gripping pain and roNuson III tue sSs''h M o
more than the good lie derived from thcm
'hcac produce irritation pain uiess II arises from
n eNng obstruction dorangentatm IN tuo
els Being purely vegetable no harm ven arise from ther
any quantity, but is better tha' aas medicine should
he taken rdeousy Minute directions Tor iher use IN ,ne
diseases which they appchbe mt RN.oh te
Among complaints which have heeh speedy cured
ly them mention Liver Complaint VI All H'i'us
f Jaundcc indigestion Iangour and lss Of Appetite List
lcssncss irrtahily Rous leadach' bons Fever t.Ner
mud Ague Pain the Side and Lons hur IN truth all these
the consequences o Diseased a,u m e the her M
apercnt they afford prompt aud sure ei III '"snhesN
Piles Cholc Dysentery Humors SoIonla aud SeutNN "hs
the bohy Ulcers and IMP lflN oi 'ho noou
In short any and every whcr' putgaN' @r'auneh
The have also produced sngulay sheeessiu cures
rheumatism. Gent Dropsy Gravel tNslpeias
Heart pans the Back Stomach and aiae ihtN Sn""
the spring ofhc IL pnrN to pioou
prepare system the change ot seasons An ee
casinna stimulates the healthy action, and
appetite aud They purify the blood ana
by their stmulant action the cWeulaors ssslem rc"N
the strength u the hody aud restore the wasted or diseased
energies of the whole organism Hence an easnh dose
advantageous though no serious arrangement EXISTS but
unnecessary dosing should be carried toe h ms every
purgatve medicine reduces the strength when taken TO cx
The thousand when phYsc Ia required
be enumerated here they suggest themselves to the
Of every body and II is confidently believed this pill
viii better purpose than anything Which has hitherto
been available mankind. When their virtues are once
known the public will longer doubt what remedy to employ
when in need of n eathartc medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant to take and being
purely ycgetalen harm arise from their use IN ayua
Prepared hy Dr JAMES c. AVER Practical and Analytic
Chemist lowell Price - per Box Five boxes
co Sold by John II. ScHy, ISnehhufg aud by nl
Druggists Country Merchants throughout the State
Purcell, iadd Co, Richmond, General Agents
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F1O h1gBPPERs Of TOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE, Mp,--The undersigned Forward
up Merchants and Agents Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALI. FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
tho conagnecs Of large of the Tobacco
ing West through Baltimore thsy aasr themselves that they
uRu give satisfaction To shippers.
Freight low by other line
Conamens ou the Wcat solicited and punctually
attended to MAGRAW q KODNS,
30, North street, Baltimore.
Refer TO Jacob Head Co. J Brandt jr, Baltimore; T. L.
Dudley W. T. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt Presons Miller e.
CronHhaw, Lynchbug Crcnshaw &Go, Richmond
IlY
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TERMS.

The VlRGINfAN ia puh'h daily At 80 and r weekly AT
anunm in Ne paper will be discontinued.
I'M At the option the Propresor until all shall
have been pad
N % or rt insertion and 3i cts for each con
unless ordered inner fom weekly, and then 80 cts
@ anare will chargcdfor each Insertion II the number o
orona be not marked the MS it will be published till or
aared out. and charged accordinSlY
q THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one square, daily.
~ do do b0
For one do semi weekly .
For do do .......................... ~
~ ntended for both papers subject to sre'
al contract
fys Annual advertisers will be limited to their immediate
b,9ps or charged transient
~ All new advertisements appear in the daily and tri-
weekly papers.
- obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
LIZ. for he nXr
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IHAvANA, GEnmAN and DOMESTIC UI-

HAVANA, GERMAN nnd DOMEsTIC a.
dARs-Also the finest Chewing Tobacco, of the choi
noted Brands viii always be kept hand at
my NEW STORE on Main Street Iynehbnrg, Va.
Having Just commenced business the above line, conf
euy receive share of The patronage of friends
especially whom they hnd that have the very best Of
ry thing In my line, always on hand. 4
shall alao always keep hand the best Liquors and
Wines medicinal purposes be add only by the bottle
n. NJ HARRIS GO.
N u Orders The country any be conyonl.
entity filled by ospres othorwiee and all will be faith
fully attended To. II. NJ NJ q co.
Inn IA "A,
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l1.lHJ Prizes, amounting &20I 900
The $4,000 pfi1ra by the number which
draws the SoUOO rrizef that number should be odd
entitled to a. II number then every number
ticket will be entitled 10 Er In addition other prizn hrh
mny be dlawp
Purchasers In buying an equal number of odd aud
numhcr tickets Will he certain qf drawing nearly half the
"r Of the with ehanroa of obtaining other Prizes
All those tickets ending with - o. all those
ending with /, g. ., :, 9, odd
" Remember thai every ruzc Is drawn, and payable in
tull without deduction
E- All riHos of 900 and under paid Immediately after
lie drawmg-uthcrs nj the usual time of thirty days.
All Recommendations etfisiiy confidential The drawn
Les VIII be forwarded 10 purchasers Immediately after The
drawing
whole Tickets s10-unIvcs J-Qunrtcrs ~.
Prize Tickets ca ed renewed In other tickets nj eher OF
fee
S.rcnt Inducements Clubs.
As one half Of the Tickets guaranteed draw o.
Will sell Ccrhcas Of Packages Of 10 Tickets (odd and
uumhorH) nj the following rates
All that tho 10 Tickets draw the guaranteed
to the pure haser.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets 600
10
10 Quarter Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets either to s. SWAN & co,
1tidHtd. ga,
orS SWAN,
Montgomery, did.
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XNIIIl1AN DIXON, London, Gh
w and Watch by nppointment 10 the Ad.

XAIuL1AN DIXON, London, GhrOmOmeser
w aud Watch Manufacturer by appointment to the Ad.
mirnlty
As stated formerly have made arrangements with
MIR Dixons Agent In this country tosupply with many
those celebrated Watches sell this market
friend writing To In regard to those Watches holds this Ian
we consider them the desirable London first
watches imported into this country This tesno-
ny Ia from who has tho bos opportunity of knowing We
have those watches In IL Karat Gold Hunting Cases with
chonomeer adjusted balance which their being a
cted by change In tho temperature of the atmosphere
They warranted TO keep time for two years
Now s the time for gentlemen to supply themselves with
the best the State Please call them
SILVERTHORN & CLIFFS,
It's Formerly ii. Sly thorn's.
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I mn nOO nU-IEL. wnEAT WAN

IOO,OUO TED wish to purchase th,. ssssoa at
onst 100000 Bushels Wheat aud aa much
fully IN the market and weud like TO engage 5000
bushels Immediate delivery
Farmers and others having wheat 10 selhw do iheusevea
Injustice should they sell their heat before they
viii pay highest caah price fo all good wheat
fully prepared to buy and for any quantity that may
To this market.
Hags, Bags, Bags.
VIII furnish Bags customers the
heretofore charged by the Rail Road Company and VIII allow
n lchaonable for them @ he returned
siWUnO, esuan0, Gauan0.
Farmers be supplied with quantity of No Peruvi
Government Guauo direct from the Government gent
nsow price be bought whore shall also keep
On hand good supply o. Paster-Lump and Lynchburg
ronnd which will sell cbcap other House In this
place. WIN. A. MILLER
iuy N BnsIu.
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LOTTERIES
ALABAMA \ LOTTERY.
taftortiad BY bhs stat, ~ diabama
MILITARY ACADEMY
I.Ol'TERN!!!
CLASS + - NEW SERIES,
LOTTERIES

To be drawn in the city of Montgomery Alabama in pub
On RSpAS. AUGUST l5h, 1856, on tho
IL AN \ \ \ PLA MI
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS,


~ SION MERCHANT on the Dock, Rivhmoui. Va
Thankful for the liberal sendod to last
have made tho line ut Noats
ming from house that boat Will leave other day,
SUNDAYS eNcoped) NY this artanr shall be able To
put goods through days than heretofore
nearly rs hoy by the X r. aud at much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco Is per Box and
30 cts HID which Includes Drayagc and Wharfage when
there necessity for drayRge The rayagc aud Wharfage
hnm the Basn cts Box aud A5 cts UUr Hhd The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River kennwha Go for
passing house acs per Ton, about ct Tor BoAea
and cts per HID Having these advantages OF location AIN
willing for customers the benefit aud charge only
fair price far services hoping thereby To command larger
business
NV personal attention viii lie given salos of produce and
purchase Of goods Commission. A. s. LEE
inl L.
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f1MLlEEKNo ~ HAMILTON nrr NOW ia receipt
y of their Spring supply Of GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
all kinds to which they would call the attention of their
friends and tho public generally They determined 10 sell
LOW for CASH pnncua customers They would call
especial attention their Fock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA wchd half Is true ihat said oitevery farmer would
do wcll % Give irial 81 d cts w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

SAN ORNAMENT for the Pnrlor, N gift
~ to afrend of absent loved what can
be what acceptable what dear
and worthy be cherish ID than natural life like, almost
speaking breathing likeness the heads of the household
the little Olive Plants home those loved but absent ones
whose the flesh may be seldom Avaicous men
health character and happiness for gold
sacrificed home comfort and even friends
OF place and but who ever heard of
happy of Tanner nmtabe Ambrotypes
Photographs Dagutcotype exchanging it for money
the impulse the hoest motives that left
fiendip to seal and ray haov I'd affection The
senior operator Senior in the of oido in the business
ladies' not by means in age eonemplates while In this
morazng mood with no little satisfaction, the heahfu and
happy influences that constantly going out from his estab
smen through the medium of beautiful and truthful pictures
OF not less beautiful and truthful originals to gladden. the
hearts of the Fathers and Mothers the Sisters and Brothers.
Lovers and Sweethearts of the land
The acreased his operators and
having hand fresh large supply OF materials invites
visit from body tn his Gallery where in all weahers may
he procured faithful Ambroype Daguerreoype and those
not wishing siis of themselves Will be cordially wei
comed amply repaid for their trouble by examining
excellent exhibition Of Pictures In addition to almost
limited stock of and unique have quantity
of Fashionable Jewery such Lockes Breast Pins Brace
let's Watch Fobs Finger Rings &c, designed contain pic
lures of which will be the best style of the art
at the shortest notice the reasonable prices for
cash only. N. s. TANNER
N. f. Side Main St. three doors below Bridge,
july 2ets Lynehburg Va.
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nEDFORD ALUM spulNGs,-Thc.. &C.

uIEDEORD ALUM hPU1NGA.-These ceIe.
brnied Springs situated II miles West OF Lyncbburg
and mlos South of the Forest Depot where regular
veyence " be and from the Springs daily afor tho 20n
Of June
Below append the opinion of the following practising
pl acians At the suggestion Of the Proprietor Of the Bed
lord Alum Springs have hesitation In saying that
from the Analysis from experiences and what
heard, why the Bedford Alum Water should
be equally valuable tho certain Diseases under
equal with any other known Alum Water In
the State
VIM scpoe NJ D., Jno. Il. Stcpoe, NJ -, A. j. Clark, NJ
H. Ro f. Page NJ d. II O. Steptoe, Nj D., Morton Specee
NJ D., Richard A. Sale NJ. D., Jno. W sale, NJ. D., Ro. Is
shackleford b, Henry Latham M D.. VIM \. Morris NJ
H.. Jno II. Patteson Nj d., T. H. Gilmer, Nj. D.. Thomas
Nelson, M ID ;, d. f. Bass, NJ. ID.
p ECHOLS, Proprietor.
~ The Water and Mass kept by Jas ". Wilson, and
j, H. Thompson Co, Lynchburg Va. La,dey Robinson
Richmond !iune l7c2taw &d2mos
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ssg~A DR. ROBERT EARl.y, Dentist, !,
hy$A has removed his office door above his rosi.
4iIfyYYV sdcnec. on MAIN ST. and square above
Dihrrlls Hotel ian l-dts
nR u. q. .SsNEENt.EE oticr- his profession
Al SERVICES to the citizens iyuchburg vicinity
Office in Warwick House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

XXyOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.-A very
w popular, and agreeable HAIR TONIC, for sale by
june l0d&cts STABLER JONES
XNTHEAT BAlss the Farmers and Othcrs.
w We prepared to furnish customers and others
wish consgn their prime New Bags NJ the
usual Rail Road ehsrge-say one cent per bushei
july 2e-d&cts IRBY sAUNDEKs.
UIARPER's MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST,
LII RECEIyED AT MORSES
july 22ts
V10URNIP eEEDs.-Fresh suPPlies Of Suname
II and Winter Turnip seed on hand and for sale by
aug PTS j. n rHoMfSON "
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vsNusE REAUTIEs OF THE CASH SYSTEM

OF CASH 81 81 ENa.
n. ANOTHER STOCK OF SUMMER G0ODS-JNO. j.
IURVis Ag returns thanks 10 his friends
nnd the public generally for the samped fine trade he has
enjoyed this This he ascrbcs mainly tohis system of
selling exclusively for Cash 1t places him in position of al
having hand and cheap goods.
The opposite system of selling credit Is alike pornicious
buyer aud seller Had Lynebnrg pursued the Cash System
all her operations the last 20 she would
have shown much higher state ot prosperity.
T. g. The above views given free gratis, for nothing,
with hope that brethren In the trade and all other opera
tors may profit by them.
The Stock of and articles opening Is very
desirable and cheap embracing large supply Of White Goods
Silks Iaces Fans &c. &c, and in fact most OF tho
articles wanted In this market For further particulars
se future advertisements. JNo. j. PURVlS, Ag't
;nI, ~
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, FARMERS n
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE col NIRY--l W 1uld most
respectfully call the of Merchants Farmers andohers
living In the country who intend visiting Rehm nd
- my large and general assnrtmento Boots, l~.Ao-IA
E Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags Nalscs, Eyyty1.rxti
M Aet as my stock has bonn selected Ivy H~ilID
- NY self with great care, suitable for the
Virginia trade and large portion my Goods having bee
purchased for cash haor myself thai hold grca
Inducements Merchants and Farmers all ir want
other house East North South either by the package
dozen which call the of all In want they
will find them prices that fail to please by calling
a W, G. iiII.Ia Manufacturer and
Doalo In Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags.
Naliscs, &C. wholesale aud retail. No. l27.
sep Its Main street, Richmond Va
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AM prepa rcd Gli orders for MARBLE
WORK of any description. from the plinest the most
costly at Baltimore prices and of workmanship equal to any
Northern establishment
Monumental Books OF neat and plain designs be
MY Office or will call person desiring to
thcrn at their residences. JNO B. GADDESS.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW IUKk Adv ENTS.
NEW WORK. CLOTHING, of persia n.nhc.
~ JENNINGS, WHEELER 4 co, ~ Chambers Street,
opposite the Park offer at Wholesale Immense Stock of
CLOTHING Of al kinds. CiothaR Good! Terms
bic ricfs LoD CaH and Ser Ilunc d.imas
vuNNE HAZARD POWDER CGNPANy,
j Manufacturers and Dealers in GINPOWDER having
reduced therprccs to correspond will the reduced of
Sapere offer their we'll known brands Of Eoc
tc Indian Rifle Keniucky Rifle Powder, kegs
isgis Gnnpowd'r for blasting and mining comprising
full assortment qualities and Kinds required by the trade
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
The standard of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest for than years, III be
found unsurpassed by other manufacture In the world
by the principal dealers, and aso the Office Of
thu Company No ~ Wall. Water street New York
n q HAZARD, Prest
a. l.. DorGLAss ScCn,
may 2l dom s. NJ. =. & col
6tONNoLEy Il ADsus, Tobncco Commits
u SION MERCHANTS, No A Front str, ot Now York,
~ Liberal advances consignment.
Mr. INNS G. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
friends this house JAMES a. CONN0ILY,
23dlV ROBT NJ ADAMS.
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SOMETHING CllOlCE.--3O,O 900 genuin
- Havana Cigars fresh Importation just received and TO
sale, by wholesale aud retail at
H. NJ HARRIS & cos,
Tobacco and Cigar Store
July It's Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
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4 tUANO.-Wc have hand 200 tons ut the Emilys
II OF Guauo that imported last winter 40 far
have heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
faction, equal with Peruvian Passengers 10y the Central
Railroad of Its good effects by noticing Straw
berry Hill as hcy pass through the farms - W IIaxn,
ESD, Garrett Esq, ID. Anderson Jr, of the
uprehasors fit For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
" cots. Richmond
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MERCUlY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
DIR, JOHNSTON,

Member Ro al College of Surgeons London Graduate
from one of the Colleges of the United States
and the greater pa of been spent in the first
Hospitals London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
effected some astonishing that were ever
known many troubled with rine ing in the head and ears when
asleep great being alarmed at sudden sounds
bahfuness with frequent blushng attended sometimes
,.i.l, Of mi I'd cmred immedALelN
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PHILADELPHIA.
AyCu,sp,,.u.s Eor.lI the

III RPOSES OF \ | AMli.N Fly
sic There has long existed public
demand Tor an effective purgativo PHI
which could be relied Oh as sure aud
perfectly safe in Its operatl, u. This has
been prepared To meet that a amand, aud
an extensive trial Of It's virtues has CON
,lusivoly shown with what success u ac'
lcomplshes the purpose designed. II Is
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
WASHINGTON, Jan. "A, 1855.
From the Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper.

All ingenious knVcHIOH.
 A patent has just been granted to Mr. Israel Amies, of this city, for an ingenious, useful and beautiful invention whereby he is enabled to emboss veneers for any kind of ornamental wood work, to represent elaborate carvings on wood, and dispensing with that comparatively slow and expensive process. The inventor has been for some time past under the impression that veneers might be prepared in such manner as to make them plastic, so that they could be submitted to, and take the impression of dies without splitting the wood in the operation. He commenced a series of experiments, which were finally rewarded with success. He has now the satisfaction of seeing his idea perfectly and beautifully realized and a patent awarded to secure to him the results of his ingenuity and the labor required in the perfection of his in- vention.
 Veneers of plain or fancy woods, prepared by process Caescribed fully in the patent) are placed between dies moderately heated, and sub mitted to pressure One of the faces of the wood receives the pattern in relief, and gives it the appearance of elaborate wood carving. The depressions caused by the dies on the opposite side of the veneer are filled up with suitable plastic substance This being dried, the en- bossed veneer is ready to be glued or otherwise attached to furniture The veneer will neither split nor collapse, and the figures impressed upon it are so solidified by the pressure, that they may be rubbed and cleaned without danger of the ornaments being injured. Work ofthe very finest quality, such as we see in the most per feet dies, and which no turning lathe or carving tools could ever effect in wood are easily pro. duced by this new process.
 The cost of this embossng is So trihing, con-
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
.tl rt- r .EEA1
CEDAR POSTS! |!
No. 5J0. .'SWAMP AND OV LANDS.D &aficp.

EDU RSUANT to the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior. public notices hereby given. that m order to bring close the business under the net oi congress, approved September 2S, 1850, entitled
 An act to enable the State of Arkansas, and other states to reclaim the Swamp Lands within their ihts, ana at the same time afford to parties who cialm that portions of the lands selected under said law are dry ana lit for cultivation an opportunity to introduce evidence all lands so selected to the ap- proval whereof no objection he made within six months from the date hereof, will be certified and patented to the States.
 Such objections are contemplated by the abcve must be made under oath and filed with the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office for transmits sion to the General Land Office. The necessary forms for aiidavits are in the hands of said officers.
 The following classes of land are exempt from ob- jection. to wit:
 lst. Lands entered with cash. or located with mil tarv bounty land warrants or scrip after the passage of the act of 2sth September S50 and prior to the passage of the act of 2d March, 1855, For the reet of purchasers and locators of swamp and overfowed lands"
 2d Lands already patented to the State under the Swamp law.
 Ip all cases where objection is raised. testimony must be taken before the Register and Receiver the Land Office, such time, after the expiration of said six months, they may appoint, with the consent of the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
 The lists of swamp and overfowed lands are open to inspection during the regular business hours of the
 Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this 2lst day of December. lS55
 THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
 asu. Commissioner of the General Land Office. rtD 5. 1856 Ct