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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

As spring H,fd summer Medicine, Gartcr
SPANISH MIXTURE stands pre-enineut above all 9TH
Its singular cffacacnus a,ton the blood its sreHgtAc
and yvityng qualities, its tonic action the Liver its
dcncy drive all humos to the surface thereby cleansing
system according Natures prescription; harm,
and the time extraordinary good effects and the
bcr of testified to by OF the espeetahr
izens of Richmond Va and elsewhere. be conlu,
evidence evidence thar there is no humbng abou it.
The trial of single bottle will satisfy .he most skcpi
Of its benefits. AMI I'd l-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

The National Intelgencer says.in reference to
the Presidential election, that the Wing party
win ..abide its proper time for making the weight
of its influence felt in that decision which duty
and patriotism shall call upon it to take in the
present oodpnctpre Of. political events. When
ybst decision shall have been ascertained. we
feel assured il viii be found on the side Of sound
government and national prosperity. since to
suppose othsrwiss would be contrary to the his
tory and anteoedents of the party throughout
the entire period Of ito existence and activity"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
Mr.. Fillmore ana he Compromise


Democratic presses. are seeking. without
shadow Of foundation to produce the impression
that Mr.. Flmo,e's approval and signature OF the
compromis So measures were reluctant and coerc-
ed. Alta mass meeting held in the city of New
Orleans. on the 18th instant, for the purpose "i
ratfying the Philadelphia nominations. Hon. 1.
NJ. Conrad. a member of President Fillmore
cabinet. presided. AZ the statements OF this
gentleman in regard TO the past or present posi-.
ton Of Mr.. Fillmore the political issues be
fore the country will be received with marked
COM ieration. even by those Of opposite p"liti,
cal sentiments. we make room for the following
sketch Of the remarks made by Mr. c. on taking
the chair ms we find it in the New Orleans paper;
"Mr Conrad. on taking the cbair stated the
object of the meeting referring TO the fhilad''-
pha convention. aud its nominations. and pass
ing high eulogum upon Mr.. Fillmore Ihe
speaker alluded briefly to facts which came under
his observation during his connection with Mr..
Fillmore's government and while in Congress
He attributed a large share Of the credit Of the
compromise measures 10 the support dndinfnenee
D fhs Presidenf and sustained his uiepsby r.
iatinr soms remarks Of Mr. Clay during his
last illness. III phieh that statesman dcknomfedg
ed that for the frmn,. aud pitriotism Of Mr.
Fillmore during this trying period, The people
~. re under a d,bto gratitude that they could
ntptr epdy. The question now was. will the
people acknowledge the debt by supporting this
true and tried statesman He felt confden,
they woul :"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

Mr.. Samuel c. Bans, of Norfolk otter MANY
months search. has found his lost child-remov
ed from Norfolk during the fever-well taken
care Of in the family Of Mr Brandeburg in staun.
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

NOtps E.-tOr the purpose OF putting n
y acqueduc Black Water Creek. and enable the
contractor for the enlargement the Lynchburg
take out the remaining portion the
surface Of the Canal the navigation will be interrupted
peudd the End division hc Canal the
fist level below the WaterWorks Dam the water Will be
drawn off the 4th of June enable the build
Bay Dams the Canal above and Black Water
Creek when on the 9TH of June the level will be filed
means of feeder tank Black Water Creek aft,r
which the navigation will renal above below said
acqueduct until the 9th lunt when the will drawn
on the Levels from lnchburg the Combined Locks
remain so until the 18th July, when tho full
restored Notice hereby given ali persons using water
from the Canal below the Black Water Acdueaue for mill
ing or other purposes that VIII be allowed he
drawn from the Canal fer purpose whateyo from the I'm
June Ia the 9Th June. "
By order of the prssi 'cnt Of the ! r & X co
JAMES NJ HARRIS.
ap 90 drc2aNt2inly Supt Repairs ID Division
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

The washington jamestown Association.
composed of Virginians, contemplate celebrating
the approaching anniversary of the landing Of
their forefathers at jamestown, on the 18th of
Nav
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
wi,,nr,. Balm of wild C.r,,, a. :,

REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. and other DIS
the Pulmonary organsThe greater the value If am ,'
cry the higher it /. held in the the pub, MIN
much in proportion Is that public liable to be INN e. ~
by the spurious limitations Of ignorant dtscup,, a1
honest men. '
Now,that this preparation is well known to be moro c
for incipent Consumption. Asthma, Liver Comm.
Coughs Bronchitis and all similar affections than any
remedy known, there found those vaiauslv
TO concoct spurious and perhaps poisonous rixtrr
try palm il off MS the genuine Balsan.
This is IL caution dealers aud the public generally ara
purchasing any other than that having the written sigma,
of l. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared only by SETH W. F0WLE & CO, Boston NJ,
to whom all orders should be addressed and for sale by
st}t1 j
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

we see ny the s0urs records that two Con
erfeitcrs, White OF Buffalo and Lawrcn OF Epping \
been place under thos dollars bonds, each
making and selling Limitations of AYt1s CHERRY pfCroI
This is right II the Law should protect men from nposto
all /. should certainly protect them from bcin imposed
b worthless counterfeit of such medicine Ayers Ct
Peetorhl We can only complain that the punishment is
half enough The william no would for pary gain deli
aiely tre with the health OF his fellow by taking
their lips the cup hope when they sinking and subs
ting ia sohoodan utter deusion should be punished
least severely he WHO eountefcits the coin bis
try.-Grcca 90 Bdnner, Cdrr0iOn ~ lapl lOl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

Nr. Pcrry Untis.-I fecl II TO be my dur, a, -
testimony to the efficacy of your Pain Killer haycns
years for complain of the stomach and bowels Ibsd
severe attack few days ago Of the ague and snrh "a
sent aud got p bottle of the Vcg.,,h - res
took little nwnrdly and bathnd according 10 drer
one application has removed all the pain and I nm, a.
write to-day tho with trembling hand The an,i.. 10
made last night about O'clock, and had s,y eel ni M
have recommended ii for several years as have
good deal and 1t has given universal satisfaction
has been used according directions '"eI'
YouIs G aiefuy, l. PERRY GIN Do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

Sudden ChnngcS.-As the season approuci
for sudden changes in the weather coughs and colds bee
numerous Permanent lung diseases often india
by them The friend of the "Serofnous Antidote" will
ii peculiarly adapted To- this season. Although have
piled successfully after all hope had been abandoned
is much easier before the disease becomes conf
ed We would hcr ford advise those who subject 10 30
colds coughs asthnatc aft ciions procure a supp,
the "Andote, and keep II constantly ly them. They
find unftng friend to rs IL IN time nced--oue ihit
disappuin teir snuEus tXprctations DR. Nrp
"Scrdfuluis Anlo" doe tail to give relief in the a
complaints III a few hours. Sec Advertisement.
AMI o. I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES


remedy for Dyspepsia Nervousness and other
FROM dsordered stomach. &C. is rapidly winning s
favor wherever IL Is introduced. were shown wa
Saturday last, from a gentlemen in Hanover VII
that after six years intense suffering with Dyspet.ia
yous Headache dnfirR wheh time he used win ,Aa
effect great veriety Of medicines recommen ed Nv ~
has been perfectly cured OF both annoyanres by ~
-four bottles on BAKERS PREMIUM BITTFRs W,uVs
unquestonAbie endorsements. think that tbosp M
f.efed and yrt fail to try this rcmedy deserve To &
Capt Baker is me Of our most reliable citizens ana %
sntishe that under Circumstances would he roc,
Btters where he did not think that good would ras,l,
doing For cholera morbus End such like complains ~
these bittcrs excellent la wing had frequent orra
them - Rich Nor. Mail " "
For sale by Messis. STROLLER g. Whitehead and O.,
Jones' Lyuchbure; aud by Druggists generally ''"Die
0,v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

Rheumntism.-M's IS. Inges, Nurse, Catharinc street
tween Fourth and Fifth cured. Thinks the Electric
wonderful. Ask Mira. Ella. 90, Third st
BuRS.-fhomas Adams No G. Brton street. scalrd
fao 50 bad that the fcsh almost dropped of tsrd ncG
Electric Oil which made rapid An him a..l fl
Smith City Missionary.
From DIR. Williams, Columbia. Pa, March 2l ls5GI
PHoF. G. DE GRATH & o--tients / am Of your mi
highly esteemed Electric Oil again Sales are incroa..
with and the have know bottle to m
from TO four people, t. which can testify Please
ward mt dozen small medium, and large sizes and da
inc for the Yours truly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

PROF. DE GRATH Co.-t'cnts would like TO isyo y
Electric Oil and also the sole control Of this entire a,
Please send dozen &c four dzen Medium three og
i5c and two dozen 81 size, and draw for saline You
truly, JOHN :. G.. MARTIN nrur,is,
The (genuinc) "Elictrc OH cures and the (grnuiuD r.
trio Oil sclsmake note of thatbut remember thai no
is genuine unless signed in writing thus De Grath a.
and a. f. smith Also see the name blown in glass aud
ueethe Office is 49, South Eighth street three doors bcc
Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

30 South Eighth St. PhIiderhi
For sale at DIR. Seays Lynthburg; Purcell Ladf 4
Richmond, General Agents and all the principal Drug!
and Merchants in the State. lu, nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
- B L / s II Ed THIS DAY
MAGDALEN HEPBURN,

BE- the suthor Of Z,deeu Price 81
The writings Of this accomplished lady already won
popularity this country The period to which Il r.Is,. the
Scottish Reformation. extremely rich in thrins incidents
which the auth has into book the most nsura and
ke The oude, A1daiops the pres. have been
ltsped upon it. We append few Of the opinions:
As literary work, it 10 Of sterling crit, the language
always cbaste and scholarly The best critics give thu
book the seal oftheir appreciation Boston Transcript
This il ,.ory of Scottish history and romance spirited
imaginative full Of charming simplicity and good sense Of
ahealtby, cheerful Tbo- who have read the frme
works by the author Zsdee will read this with much
interest" Detroit Advertiser.
The reader hnd in IL work very much to interest him
while he reads the soy the Reformation among Sectland
villas hills AID daes .iven By the author in style both
qusint sndis,;ractive." Savannah News.
"Ms. elephant has scarcely rivs among the feminine
writer's Of ,heipresentlAsr." IN. o. Delta
"Mssdsl.n Hepburn greatly superior to 'Zaiiee'"
Richmond Dispatch.
There Is stain Of sentimeralsm Laura Maiids
writing in the book" saturday Evening Post
Garrett Dick Fizgerald bave laid under Obligations
for charming Masdalen Hepburn. Baltimore Dispatch
ConYicuou' in the story stands the inaexibe form
ofJsbn Knox" [Ba' timore Methodist.
ANY work proceeding from pen Of talented write
the apthore of Zsdee csnrot m TO create great eIpecta
ions" Quebec Liersry Gazette.
We consider this Of he best productions Of the
lifted author" (Cleyeland Pl.indealer
Masdaen Hepburn may justly rank with those f.rfAmed
productions of Sir Walter Scott, for the characteristics
1t modern, nanny PANTY milk and water moonlight
and roseybower but vigorous poaure of Scot
tish life" fFall River News
THE su'hoTes has aysled herself with extraordinary clever
Of the telling of the Reformation when began
to break the letters Of corrupt priesthood and Knox sounded
the trumpet bis native country which Luther blew the
throw Of the Pspsl Jericho in Germany" Louisville jour
We could quote los favorable notices did space permit
GARRETT, DICK FITZGERALD, No. ls Ann-st.
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N AND STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE, for No'EN-
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TO THE PUBLIC.
At the request Of various Presidents and Supenntendeno'
Railway Companies have delayed the issue Of our Novem
Der Number OF the Guide in order that the changes ~heh
into effect the Sd Of this month might be incorporated
We could have published the Guide the LIST OF the
month by simply publishing abstracts Of departures eu we
preferred wait unit, could give full and complete time
tables Of the following roads in which important changes are
made
Eric Railway, Michigan Central Railway,
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Chicago andRoek Island Riw Cincinnati Hsmltu Dayton
Together With important changes in hundred Roads
that have taken place the issue of the October number
the Guide.
CONTENTS or THE NOVEMBER NuNsrs.
l. MAP OF THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADAS.
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Ill MAP OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
". Over SIXTY MAPS of the PRINcIPAL RAILWAYS
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v RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROGRESS. Illustrated
VI BIOGRAPHY OF D. c. McCALLUM Superintendent
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VII NOTES BY THE WAY; Or America by River and
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VIII INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL: Comic Sketches-How 10
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Minutes In superintendepts ofhce-Runnins od the
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TX INDEX TO DIvERGING ROUTES.
X INDEX OF NEARLY ONE THOUSAND OF THE
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XI SAILING OF THE VARIOUS STEAMERS AND
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6perial Notices.

RepubIican Central COnrmittee.-A Special Meeting
Of this Committee will be held a. Academy Hall No. CO.
Broadway THIS TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. ~ O'Clock
precisely r. hEIehOm, Thurman.
WILLIAM PEEL, {sox.....o.
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YI,HE LITERARY CAMPAIGN OPEN.--The
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rare interest combned.-DERbf JAChooN publish THIS
THE RIFLE, AXE AND SADDLE-BAGS.
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THE RIFLE ,,.
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Home ia The W,ldernes. Justice In the Bsckwoods.
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Preachers in the Wilderness William Burke Good Looks
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White Surprised The Work OF the Clergy The Vision Of Jha
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N l B l. O's G A r D E NJ
~ pso, open ad!i to commence as7t mc.,,.
TUESDAY EVENING Nov. ii, iSs
- 0'F" h Tn I. " %o SsipIsi RAvELs,
ID Inc ' BLANCHE LAM; fE' Or ' Tan ' Ry9l Fnsrs
''' NILE RoBER Is'J GoXixS2
rRrMA Donna q sL,llf pivE asn
The entertainments with The Comic rauOIuime
Of THE SOLDIER FOR LOVE.
wEpSGsDXY, and EVERY Ti;yiiEyiiyG DURING THE
WEEK-The Wonderful Rave' Nile Robert, Blanche and
RURTON's NEW THEATER, Broadway
fhSf hFSET sFS%S %SS piece
o T se M s3i ss E for
n. .,,oroy - with great .pp an e.,
H." f p.Ssapoft NJ. f iowsrd Mi. Polly Marshall.
a tf nss COMEDY ff PRESENTED AT
COURT, received with applause last nisht
DROUGHAM's BOWERY THEATER.-
n nd 5 S;f I'D pSe
Dick 1''y Mr. A'D'r T%aL fal Delaney N' "'''''
Hamlet H1 Sp4sF h 3P9iis oH'' Hale
Mr.. Mouser........Mr. Hale Be,,y Bsker Mr.. Hale
w JACKS THEA TER
" p00'' 0''" e ssSss commence OF .''
Mr. rrrr 81 y 1 so u Il i c X
LAST NIGHT
AS YOU LIKE IT.
es..................... ...........Mr wallsek
adspi L ssse
Being bis last appearance previous hi: departure oi
Touch.tone. MI walcot Ro.aind ......Mrs HOey.
First night of
Mr. Dyo Mr. G. Holland Holland Mr. sSe1n and Ms Mary Gan
s;S Rs.! q iS1' ss Comedy of
THE H0NEYMOON
he III kD- VII.
Rolando. walcot
Julana. .Mrs Hoey
THURsbAY-IHiiEs ssTRXNiG5E:Rii md ''' ''' ''''''
DURDY's NATIONAL THEAFER.-
D!es: SrcIs; Is cent. Orchestra ohs " 0e,''i Pit
WEALTH AND WORTH.
EsT MBsyy Aa E .. Virginia Ma H bs y
N'l'' 4sPHoDEi; Or, TaE EScn,S!Io Pss. ''','
B.bss......;M1 g: l. For Mime Risossst. Ms. HesIns
''''''D' ''''' STATE sECRETs ''''' " ''
AURA KEENE's THEATER-
~ BnosDwAy, NEAR H s .S o.sTsEE IL: D..
designed 4d sn e1prey KEESE
BY the Proprietor JOHN TRIMBLE the celebrated sreh
and in a few days will BE opened to the public. .
@ The best 0S q has u Ss9
the architects personal inspection aud direction I'D particular
ss 11 9ff iD by @ building h.
Rps css of e d A ea Ao Of from w
Figures and Decorations by Henry Hoffman, and the Ceiling
By Sgno Gudcci, complete the ensemble in
the auditorium
The Company will embrace the distinguished Ladies and
Gentlemen last season. and many important additions
lected their acknowledged hstonic artists The
Stage has been designed arranged aud completed with direct
the production OF series of beautiful aud inter
eng in the of the
The Musical Department under the direction of THOMAS
BAKER viii be the most complete and effective ever known
in Thest introducing and original music arranged
for he Orchestra engaged for this establishment
ne Tbeater be a fsyorite Shake
Play powerfully cast-the Scenery painted by Messrs
Hawthorne and Any. LAURA kEENE
Sole Lessee and Drectress
II. HALL, Stage Rsnascr.