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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11
DAILY VIRGINIAN.


Where will be the birds that sing
A hundred years to Gomez
The flowers that now in beauty spring,
A hundred years to come
The rosy lip,
The lofty brow,
The heart that beats
So gay now
OF where will be loves beaming eye,
Joys pleasant smiles and sorrows sigh,
A hundred years TO Gomez
Who'll press for gold this crowded street,
A hundred years to Gomez
Who'll tread yon church with willing feet
A hundred years to Gomez
Pale trembling age
And fiery youth;
And childhood, with,
Its brow Of TRUTH
The rich and poor on land and sea,
Where will the mighty millions be
\ hundred years TO GOMEZ
We all within our graves shall sleep
A hundred years TO comel
No living soul for us will weep
A hundred years TO come
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will fill;
While other birds will sing as gay,
As bright the sunshine rs to-day,
hundred years to come
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sxsls.x> SIEAMSlIlF tO.-In consequence the with
drawal of the "JAMESIOWN,' Tor repairs. sc.
the ROANOKE will leave New York Saturday evening
and city Point every Wednesday morning O'clock Pas
senRets leaving ynchbnrg, by the South Side Railroad,
Tuesday morning viii connect morning with the Roanoke
at City Point LEE * JOHNSON,
Agents for N \. Il Va steamship Co.
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Respectfully. J. Z. BoNDJRANT


IHFSI INFITIN AprI THth, Zoo.
Mtssrs Douc C0-layng used your Turt Oh, and finding
tito be such hnc medicine thn> due Ia you that you
should know it. My daughter about years fell On the
rocker OF chair aud and bruised her thigh much
assumed the form of boil and became very had II
ancod by physean but that did relieve II became
arupnlng and continued nearly tried
medicine could hear OF nth effect, until was in
.ueed bottle your Turf oaier using bottle
I'D ahaltt entirely healed IhavC since used II for Other
and found tho benefit liberty
this you think proper. S. CIIALkLY.
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SYLVIC OIL.
N

NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
THE CHEAPEST LIGHT EYER kNOUN
has demonstrated that this beautiful article
II will consume in ordinary lamp prepared for the pur
pose, quantity that III equal In expense
inferior tallow candle and yet give Ave
candles has explosive qualities and may therefore be
used in families with perfect safety Give trial Ii be
had Of onr Agents In Lynchburg, Messrs STROTHER q
WHITEHEAD together with every variety of Lamps adapt
ed 10 its H. PARMENTER,
ma Sylyic Compapy.
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". EuH>sTiHE. EUHNITUNE ,

~ M - No. ~ SNtliRE. EURNICUKE =,
1SA Hfaietn Tor past avnrs, the subscriber Guild
40 return his thanks Ia hs aud TIA. pul
, lie generally and inform them thai h,
s now on hand tand is constantly adding tAcrcu) large as
orten o Elegant Furniture mInuiaGturrd by skiln worl.
men out OF the best material and 6fsheI Ia tho ,,
manner us Stock embraces every article usually got
Ten up in the most extensive manufactures - ~
selsa eau from those wishing purchase feeling as
uieuat he can ana vi" give satisfaction regard to both
price and quality work e " W."
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand
vv...-..--,,, EDWARD J. FOLKES
Lone anu hanuactory, doors below Liberty Ware.
ap4d&ctsf
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y
4 OKE having been thoroughly ovcrhaulcd aud
plote have resumed their places the line York
The JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon at clock for New York and city
Point evening after the arrival Of the Cars ncl
burg anil Petersburg. touching only at Norfolk
The ROANOKE, CAPTAIN SKINNER leaves city Point every
Saturday morning the the
burg, oi New Y ork touching nj Norfolk.
Passengers by South Side Road leaving Iynchburg
Tuesday and Friday mornings III connect with the steamers
at CITY Point
Passage aud Fare from Lynchburg New York by either
Ship ! "a Sccrage Passage emily 81.
For further Information apply to
LEE, JOHNSON K co.
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II EasKOEs WANTED.-Thes subscriber wishe,

~ TO purchase for the Southern Market kcy Negroes
from the Of 10 to 30 years which he will pay high
est Richmond cash prices Persons having such dispose Of
would do well to give him cali before selling He he
fund at W IL Mosby Auction House o Henry Cunning
ton once. Address +. NJ. DUNNINGTDN.
feb 27dts y,chinro
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4 IFKED =. LEE, Forwarding and Commits
N SION MERCHANT. On the Dock, Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal extended to last
have made arrangements TO increase the line of Boats
ming that boat will leave other day
Sundays eNeepted By this arranp shall be able
put goods through days than heretofore and
nearly they By the s s r. r. and at much less
My charge for forwarding Tobaccoi cts per Box and
30 HID. which includes DrayaKo and Wharfage, when
there necessity for dayage The ayaEc and wharfage
from the Basin cts. per Box and - per HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River Kanawha Co
passing house 5ctS per Ton about Boxes
and cts HID Having these advantages of location
willing reap the benefit and charge only
fair price far services hoping thereby command larger
business.
My personal attention viii be given sales of produce and
purchase OF goods Commission "A. ). LEE.
July pits
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VALENTINE a. HFNING. Grocer have i,

Store and ofer Tor cash barter superior lot
Laguyra And Rio COTE Loaf Crushed Coffee Brown SUI
ssr Imperial And Black Teas Superior artele superior
smanine and Talow Candies with variety articles such
~ ~ found in family grocery. imar lets
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A PLEASANT kEsOKT.-D. II bliss Pho
"A tographe Gallery to the visiting public,
where be large and beautiful collection of Ambro
types Melainoiypes Dagueeoypes plain and coored Photo
graphs &c &c together with the daily emanaon of various
styles Of Portraure from hs which speak louder than
words OF the beauty of the ser well the artistic
and skill Of the operator who is always ready
the public and guarantees entire satisfaction all who may
favor him with their patronage
He prepared also furnish the Ladies engaged
ecian Painting with plain Photographs either persons
fancy sketehes to which their particular attention
fine assortment Of Breast Pins Finger Rings Iockuts
atch Seals bracelets Charms constantly on hand
Fancy Gases OF various patterns all II which
hed with speaking likeness to make them
bic present that friends reeprocate.
ID. H. BLISS, Photographic
Next door to the Va. Bank, Main ST, Lyn hburg.
Republican, Salem Register and Mountain Signal copy
23ts
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t.r3sP
u BAlTlMOREAND RICHMOND, by steam a.nCt.aAS
crs BllNlDEkE and =POGAIIDNTAS.-Ihc
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATiJR
DAY Af1lRNDDN for Richmond Returning, lcaYrs III III
MoND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The IotAHONrAS leaves BALTIMORE every WED,
NESDAf AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, lea
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Balu
timore
Shippers to Baltimore by these have tci
goods here every Monday aud Friday of each week.
marry LtDLAM u WATSON, Richmond Va.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

S,PRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
- Fancy silks and Silk Robes,
Plain Black Silks, all qualities
BeTage. organdie and Jnronet Robes,
Thread, Houston Lace Muslin and Lawn Sets every va
rety,
Dmbre striped. solid and fancy Mousin de LANES,
paras1s Umbrellas Carsots Nhalebone, steel aud reed
skirts,
Orandie real French aud other Lawns alul assortment
varying in price from l2i to - CENTS -
For sale by JAS a SIltiltK 70
II
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INSURANCE.
HIl,sE. gIEE AND MARINE


EIESE, BIEE AND MARINE RANCE
~ lYACHBuRG HOSE FIR INSURANCE COhPANf.-Ihis
Company makes usutauc" against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
iugs furniture goods amcrChaudzc, generally
town and country on the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives all persons enjoying
good health aud OF sound constitution hole duration
life, or for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and TO Of
the Northern southern Ports, favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ CORDS Vice President,
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JoHN Oily TAYLOR SAMUEL II. MCKINNEY,
DENTEB OILY, SAMUEL GARLAND,
JAMES L. IANNF, JOHN 4. DAVIS.
WN. Ii. STRAITUN, MAURICE =. LANGHoENE
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T MILLS. SccrN
pR WV orWAf OWN, Medical Examiners
nK l.. II GIINFR. '''''' HN''''i''H'
The Medical ENlmnAtinu o subjects for Insurance will be
made At the Office o the Company each day between the
houts at > aud orurk T. VI Itch
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BG ISLAND, Bcdiuld county, Va, Nov |, 1851
MesTs DOr6 Co-Gentlemcn used about fourth OF
bottle OF your Turf Oh upon the back horse the
back ialmost SAW, entirely place large my
hand, and this single application Il only applied unce) cured
hnp entirely aud permanently really surprised tho
gckn'ss of It's euatves properties and think prompt
and encacouS than anything of the kind saw and |
have sold housar dis o bottles other preparations for similar
uIporcs.
Respectfully j l.. BONDJRANT
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

DALE COTTON.-OWr stock ef Hale s"u""
ID full and complete comprising all numbers from
fourteen II you want good article at the lowest
market price give us a call NJ HoI.LlNs co.
mar eats
MORE Of those Waddcr 14awa-at l2l cents pei
AVu yard worth - just received aud for sale cheap o
cash by liuly stsl Jko J FuKNlS, Agt
CENTs. PUMP BOOTs.-J..i nj hand from
IL the Manufaeiprf the best quality Gent me az lump
Boots Please examine them at sLAbbhi D
ap 27is
GLOVER sgEO.-lOO Bu-hsi. pri"" Si"-
mar ID. LEE JOHNSON co.
NEW sPRsNsa s.oODs-Jnms- ~ug'''
~ Co In receipt of their Spring aud summer
stock of STAPLE Dry Goods Contractors Planters
will hnd Of the best stocks suited to ieT
wants offered aud determined 10 he "a
cbeap any other House N"sss cal from purchasers be
fore buying JAMES a sIiHi-t" W
m
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Il EVERY DESCRIPTION on MAN or BEAST.
WARRANTED 10 CUM, AND 40 DANGER PROM FNPDSUKE tn
fuIp. pu,o ~ cents per bottle
Eattd accounting c ot Congrcss in the CJis Oco NJ
District Court tor the EdstTa Dsyct Of IBRfna by DOPh
> 60, RiCha0Hd, III ID 81
READ TIE FOiLOWING
CoHc to store get pamphlet and certificates
al performed by tho Turf on certificates
oar respectable and respected citizens and many ohc
here To whon refer aud doubt
medicine for one of IT il
Other known 10 Try II and you w be satisfied what
THUR TuIF OIL,-Road the following and come TO ou
store aud We Will tell YOU many others who boon
cured.
RlCHMoND Nov. H. 1851
Ness'' D0rc ACO-tientlcmonl used portion of bottle
OF your Tart On, which You very kindly presented with,
Md take pleasure that found 1t eectual In
moving eruption o the skim which had practiscd
Tor several by phyScans without receiving
leaa benefit alsp recommended II friend mine, who
tor months had been annoyed by eruption
the skin and hc informed short since from
use OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, 4. NJ. LEFTWlCH
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These vessels OF the first class, built
tmofe expressly for this trade aud have
dannns Tor passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains, wei qua"d Tor The trade, and who Will
exerten Ia accommodate They will be towed up
the riyefs by steam and may be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will hnd It 10 their interest ship by this line, freight will
always be taken as low by other line Packets
effort VIII be mnde by the agents ia Richmond and
York 10 give satisfaction Insurance effected in
the Richmond Pre- Association by this line at per
W. respectfully ask and hope to succeed la obtaining
share II patronage.
Goods shipped by this line will forwarded
free OF commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston
sanuah any other Southern Northern port.
Tie vessel, viii Il" IN Richmond in the Dock, In New York
at Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip. foot Of Wall Street
DAVID y WM CuRRiE, Richmond, ,,..,s
Z. II. PIEKSON, \. i, 'AsN"'
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" ~, VII-TNII1Tr.
HA'BiKti's No. ., AMONsArED sIrHit

~ H. O. HARDY n Co prtnr,11r,
pNrHVH<.,. M .,..,y, .;
! 4 n i.t',,.t,', = ~, A"ONsA sE ID 81 fEii
and pIantcrsi. e aehtioh OF aI!ntfa
'ai'eu 10 Tue ABOVE my lluaDe
f rha Va, wa, pll, 'iiie sPile planting
49, a, H. - nc ms i''lis anu patrons mat
~ ~ I,ry,,i "Po" pcins s"pled WIN abtNu-
nPes"h e entire process OF manufacturing and putting
This article has now bccu hoe,r, N o,r,,,,,, fr tn,
OF l,e wears during !, I,h Inn, II az 'n, s.i
large number Of thc most rcI,ute ,,t,sts il, trr;i &
ana has been Farmers in nearly every STAR
in the Inon with ing success PERHAPS one Of
u u'S PROOFS oil us Ni"e Is the greatly increased demand,
IN the history of Artificial Fertilizers and moi
el"ae by Peruvian Guano itself Possesses
m"r 'tt' Nom me tact OF the ammonia so VOLATILE
mattel III ua' IN TINS preparation being chemically
agent only dissirsting ts, progressively hen, incor, u
VIZ" 'ne sui ms aEAao" salt or sLphatc, .ala.
all Descriptions ana Is t tI,, Yea 'u 10, pant =
uue as active IN ul,,in4 mi 1anrii II wa nc
and much Durable and ortityig To III. sn,i o,t
'' is ,r I,.,
for tlr la,f :, MI = va I ,ui' iio'ihates ia market
ar nS "n Hu.d not hke 10 be responsible,
GGNulNA Alilcir W ch Vii G ,,' 'u' 10 oO'i" the
AGENTS of " lont ara az ny 'i''''
aud hold ny ell, ,,u,,,,. i,l M i
NY SUPER Phosphate Al packages VIII be destined, b,and
'' tnpifSuFPS On as iutan4o terms viii s,At.
WI W., t'yH re ;, =, :, 49,,
"i,''h'' II. = HARDY co, are my accredited
" N7'''@ 'o' Tue "a! "' Petersburg
,,i ,,,-, l..#...,, G b. btBURG,
ma :, ~ ts''s'"'" '0' FTot9'ft1t bHhd"s1"fg, l.
~ ,-1.S-
4 DOSE SAL. 900 bushels l.i~hon salt,
Z w. VIII s'!l at about half tie cost Of Salt sacks.
,,,u I p III '''le '"' sto' and tarmng purposes.
--------------------------- -
HNtENIION LEADS TU u 4 T., E.-O T. II
u MONEY! sAfE--MERCHANrS pRUTECTOK--
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and after Wednesday, June rd lsj1 the Mail and Pas
" sh&cr Tram will leave Petersburg daily Sundays eN
'epted) At o'clock a NJ arrive at Burkcvlu Juneon) a
Cd NJ and At lynchbnrg at o'clock T. Nj Leave Lynch
burg NJ nrork. a NJ arrive Mt Burkcve tJunciion)
ooeeks \ NJ and at Peter burg Rt = O'Clock, T. NJ
ma 29#ts q. Il ALLSUP, Superintendent.
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lbdse vosso % The hfsi class hut oNprcssy or lh
rae aud have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains. well quail
fed or the trade and who will spare oNortua accom-
MEDIATE
1hes will be lowed up and down the river by steam and
may Ice rolled ON to sail promptly advertised Merchants
guu- North ordering goods Boston, viii find II to
their interest ship by this line. Is the only teu line
aud freight will always be taken a. low By
and every effort will be made 10y the agents Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction.
We especially ask and hope % obtaining full
share Of patronage
The vessels viii ie in Richmond the Dock and in I}os
kstNc> Wharf
DAVID 4 Nm CTRRIE, Richmond -.
ALLEN \ MELICll, boston, Agents
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NrOWI.iN n AGENANDER,
~ Min street,

~ Mnin street,
OFFER FOR SALE LARGE AND pdRifD sT0Ck OF
SUGARs-Hew Orleans. Cuba AMI coheo Sugars, Loaf
Crushed and Powdered do
COFFEES-Mow Crop Rio, Old Government Java and La.
Ruyra tonco.
SALT-Asatan.s Factory filled in clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain PIastcf--Gfound and Ia Lump.
IRON-Countfy Hammered. Rolled lrou, Tyre Iron Nail
hods, Band, Oval, Horse Shoe and every Kind
sTEEI-Blisterqd ast and Shear steel--all silica
Flow MoULDs-wc keep a supply always on hand
LEAnHEkmseie Upper aud ll"rne,a leather .....
Factories
GUANO-No Peruvian In quantities 10 suit purchasers
MOLASsES-New Orleans and Museoyado Molasscs
LfQUORS-fine Old whisky Apple Brandy, Rum, French
brandy, aud fine Liquors Of all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico, Cotton Batting blankets Linens &c
Lquorice Cases and Sweet OH for Tobacco Manutaeu
To all OF which Invite HE attention al Planters aud
Country Merchants, old established stand on MIN
We 's on GSnm'sy naGo" Lard naef Country Lin
c"nsgnmcnts. lmaf - dAci
EATuER.-A large lot Of Upper Leather,
doc i5-u rRANKtiN 4 BROTHER
HIlNNO, GGNANO.- 50 Tons OF No Peru
NJ Wan Gnano Persons purchasing OF Us may awayafy
getting but the article sol no other
mar II Is NJ ROLLINS < co
IN store aud % sale cheap orcn-h
i Hr""n sugar, - cents pet pound
Coffee sugar. Ia
White ruI,efited Sugar Il
Grushed u " "
Long siran 49, o. aud % piece,
Adrnuu" Candle ~ 50 aud - cepa pr pound or cheaper
puyn and Java Guntc, SOL Ma,keto aud Aew orrhfs do
scotch llonus tue quality 81 Tea sup Of different pnal
Tics and man, aisr c- too uuue u mention, which
arItr ] II SOLOMON
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Il MS y BED. DYEEs. Richmond. Va, beg to inform the
citizens LynchhE that they prepared to execute
every descriptions Silk Cation Woocn yeg Clean
well be done New York clscw here WehaSe
machinery and the best of horkmcn and guar
ance satisfaction patrons Merino, silk and DE Lain
fashionable coors suit the OF The
ShaNs of every description dyed or cleaned Grape
Shaw Is dyed scarlet crimson other cuors equal to import
cd Nrlvcts dyed equal Sill dresses cleaned and Grease
wine stains removed We intend do work equal to
establishment the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the citizens OF IynehbuB and vicinity. Gen
temens Garments ycd aud cleaned Ia look equal 10
DENNIS X BRO,
Successors J W Hines, Franklin opposite Meopoli
tamil HAIL piu Va iA,liI. al
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C

~ S .,,,,,l fAtkIfsfG's Ga@s
from Ne" York every three days All ia the city
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AtKEtI NORTHERN y " 10 T.. C.....s.s ssT1
~ SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE SSss tN5s------un1s.s
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE ND AL
ENANDR1A RAILROADS The night Train owes Broa
Street Station O'clock allow ing f. minutes passenger
the Richmond and DauSle Railroad supper. Oln
hus free OF charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
RrhInond to Gordonsv lie 81 IS
uofdons,illcto Washington by Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. 3 20
II. u. WnIrCOMB Sup Transportation.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C.

NEW HSOK-, NEW HOONs.-
~ Loon III MUnaa aud other Poems by Barron Hope
My Last Cruise. where and what we saw, by
A W, lIaborslnm, u. s. ~,
Poems. National aud Patriotic, by g. W. Cutter
AnHpgcldln or the L. 5. In Prophecy, by Baldwin,
Villas and Cottages, by Calvert Nauk,
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett,
VIVA or the Secret Of Power, by Mis- Southwurth,
Henry Lyle or Life aud Existence by Miss Marryai,
Matr'ng too Late,
\ Pilgrimage To I'll Medlnnl and Mcccah. by Bnrton,
Tho Two Lights, by tho author uf Struggles Life,
Review OF tampbeliHn Examined by NJ l.. Lard.
Germany It's Iniyursitcs, Theology aud Religion 10y Schoh
Philosophy aud Practice OF slavery, hy Dr " A. smith
llan,tord, Tale ri BttonA Rebellion by Saint George
fucker 81 Kehmeud Va
taunihals Al. by ttorgo fit1hugh,
" ythrs Hlrkri Dose Book.
ttHlorY Of Poetic Pictures by James FIJI,
a lpnK at Public fraYt prepared by tho roiUrmcrs
Calvin, kox. BueeI aud others for sale by
4Ita PAYNE CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11

6stOUEAssi HEuODGs THE under
W signed soils agent Va. and tho South Caharis
Ntehhuu 4 Go celebrated MEIODEANS, hnH very line
assortment hand both for Church and Parlora factory
prices Tar cash tasoou, sec and Judge for yonrsclL
AIEI.A MIMI.
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week.
Sleamefa 1iy oil Richmond, Capt. MITCHELL.
Pennsylvania TEAI
Virginia, ROOu
Composing this Line, will leave PHILADELPHIA evely Woues.
day and saturday, and City every Monday and thurs.
day alternately
fHEI6hr taken for Philadelphia and Boston via pLilad,l
PIMA, through by steam, moderate
Passage and Fare 10 Philadelphia, & 90
VIM = PORTER, Ger,
ap llits % BoinRJrovk stI,rt Irt,rshnr,
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uNDhOND, DAVENPORT n CO., Have for
~ sale in store Head Of the ID, OK
200 Bag5 lilo Coffee dil q per BARK Clara Haxall
100 Prime Java Coffee.
300 Casks lIi,erts Porter, pints and Quarts
10000 Sacks Liverpool iue salt
1000 Bags No. / Peruvian tinuio. the very best,
400 Ibis. DE urg's Super Phosphate Lime
$40 Packages choice Tea, the finest Imported
70 Hail Pipes London Dock Dark Brandy,
10 g." Goddard Pale
100 Baskets Renaud aud Francois Hcidsiek Champagne
Wine,
50 Tierces Murs jug Ale the best Ale imported
80 lIhds ptin" Sides and Shoulders ignment,
bourbon and other kinds Of old hisky
Madeira and Sherry Wines.
Solar, Sperm and liz seed OIL the two former direct
No l1citnrd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17
FACTS no BE REMEMBERED.

The value Of the manufactures Of Massachusetts,
amounted in 1850 to one hundred and fifty million
Of dollars-mOrs than that Of all the sJaDehOlddg
States put together, if we leave out Maryland the only
Know Nothing State in the Union. And yet the ag-
ricultural products Of the same States, amount to
four hundred million more than those of Massachu-
SETS It is not difficult, therefore, to understand
how she happens to be able to point the finger Of
scorn at the Southern States and taunt them with
their poverty. Our four hundred millions of agri-
culture are by the tariff system, indirectly taxed to
support her manufacturing aristOeracy. It is to
perpetuate and increase this accursed system, by
which the farmer end the industrious classes are to
be forced to buy her manufactures that is proposed
to divide yearly part Of the revenues Of the Gen
eral Government.
Again. While the population Of the Southern
States is only about one third Of the whole, she
furnishes twothirds Of all the exports that buy the
goods upon which the Government collects duty Of
sixty odd millions And yet we have a party in
the South Of which the Hon. John Bell is the great
head which proposes TO aggravate system Of taxa
ton by which one-third Of the people, nearly all Of
whom are farmers, are already forced to pay two
thirds of the taxes that 60 to support the General
Government. The money when so raised to be d.
vided with the States for whose special benefit, in
part their taxes are levied and who constantly in
suit us with their abolition resolutions and stigma
thing US with our poverty VIII not an indignant
people hurl from power party which thus panders
to the pockets of the most malignant enemies that
we have upon the face Of the globe.