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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14
.cnd the Truth about our Turf Oil.


ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered horse.
10 raw skin "a place large than my hand from
fnrf on and IN day or Two he wa. well AooiGer case
mule which was working to my day became unable to
long head My aud the noRhhnrs said
piece Of in and yoar Turf on and hm 10 work once
thai moment he has not lost hour but good
also horse badly snsgged oh ia" outside OF
thigh places about two inches deep and -four
inches idc, which he stiff day Your Tnri
Oh applied and brought them out entirely sound 1t
truly of the greatest remedies for se'- have eve"
and have lived in drug store for several years Use
'his as NJ you .hi noI p,C % II wFIsIGER
For 70 i by sTRoruER 4 wlaiLHEAp,
II d6n Lynchbnig.
NEW GOODS, NEW tsOOOs.-siHEArA ar
~ TRACTION.-N GTGGENHEIMER Respectfully
calls the attention ofhs cnsomers aud The public ally /"
large well selected stock of Ner Spring and >"am
II calling the attention Of buyers wish being
DESTROYS of increasing my business and great
" Improved my store making of the largest and
the city Having TINS enlarged my house
purchases this season have been much more extensive than
with eye single to the wants and tastes OF the
they will my good and prices low
any s''0D''''s" u S "a RI" EMBELLISHMENTS
Opposite Tanner 4 Ashers aud next door to J NJ Cobbs
Lynchburg, Va lap 4dts
Rep. COPY
TUyO FAKMERs.-Thc ."b-cribc,- nre prcpa,-
Of their customers eonsgn their Wheat Corn &c. to
As% s vi" also sell gsf'sR Ss%a 6HS co
lDLUMBiNG WORK.-J"., received i" large
i supply OF Lead Pipe, sbee, Lead and Plumbing Mater
outing nv shomer BATHS nks Wash Baslns Sc in npc
manner All persons wishing introduced in their
Houses will find II their interest give call All work
warranted give satisfaction 1.-THE Stove Warehouse doors
below Market Main Street G. :. BLISS
ap15ts
EIAss n RAINE's stock Of Clothing aud
Gents Furnishing Goods Is complete tor or'ng and
0lsI opened = 900 yard. superior I.nwm-,n
- ia CTS wor'hls, a great bargain ,,>, ,,,u,,s
GksKGs, ~AAkTs, sNlfsTs.-.Bu-t opened
- Grass skirts 100 Cactus do IS Whaebone do
sfyl do enad do
mar 2ts JOHN ABRAHAMs.
NI great variety Aiantiss which VIII very
accommodating for cash. JOHN ABliAIIAMS.
ap3-ts
INVITE Goods, White ssOOds.-.Bn.t open
w $50 Yards Jaeonet Muslins at lss cts worth l6l
500 % 49,
800 A" 81 80
with Ane assortment of Cambrcs, Checked Masins
sp3ts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
uEATMER.-A Inrg. lot of Upper Leather.
dec i5ts FRANKLIN q BROTHER
DICK WHEAT FLOUR.-Wc have in
- Store lot Fresh Ground Buck Wheat Flour Of prime
quality. for sale low LEE, JOHNSON a. co.
Z Large .-orI1nen1 or french Work md al
"A kinds of w hite Goods, for sale very low by
ap l3ts n ENTERTAINMENTS
ID ED jackson Melon Seeds, Cabbage seeds
ap a2dts sTABLER & JONES
tss. DREN's Diaimg, asocLiag and Arm,
~ large supply just received for sale low by
nv q IL A. WINSTON.
fnsHA latest pnfierns % ssemi'. 11Ini sIsi in .
6ood Shirts. Collars Gloves Cravats Neck Ties, Draw
ers srspenders, &c. &C. can always be found at
~ " 1LAos x halNE ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

Ms 4 BkO. DftHsf Richmond, Va, beg inform the
citizens of Lynehhnrg than they pared
every description sin Cotton Wooen dy cling Clean
ing we'll ms he done New York elsc here W
NV machinery and the best ct workmen, and guar.
auec sastac tim to patrons Merno, silk and De Lain
fe,Sus dyed mo fashionable cour, suit the the
efnr Sha"s of every description dYrd or cleaned, Grape
S3a"s dyed scarlet crimson other c, to import
I'd NciyeIs d ed equal 10 silk dresses cnrd and
or wine stains removed We iuelh do work equal
establishment ia the ncd States and espcctfuy
e patronage OF The citizens nchbnrg vicinity
temens Garments dyed ana cleaned to look equal new
DENNIS y BRO,
Successors 10 j W Hines, Franklin opposite Meropoi.
tan llali. Richmond. Va fstp dts
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.ss~ssz LOTTERIES,
RICH sCueMEs ron NAY, 1887.
z r. FRANCE Il CO, MANAGERS.

Grand Coa.eIida ted Letery OF a""'''""".
CLASSIC. -.
n. be drawn in Baltimore Md, Saturday May tra TO-
tss sHpvfneHseHof = tst sa' IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

~ dissolved b, limitation, the 3t December, sJG
The the will be used only In closing mp
Those indebted the respectfully requts-
ted 10 settle their accounts II important thai the business
should be closed We take this
thanks friends and the public Tor the very liberal pat
ron sc heretofore extended to and earnestly ask
uaon OF the Same to the of Ice johnson Go.
JOHN II. LIE,
IlOS. l. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

u We n a 4 = sSE.1t9 a II III q. Z <IkI.-tbkE
Il Minutes in twelve months The best as..rt
mtnt OF Gold and silver Patent Lever Watches in Virginia ia
now for sale Al THOMAS nom Ian Watch and J, try
Establishment lie has Watches froa all OF the most cae
ted makers and she Of them such superior qua and
finish that he rants moi gain lose minutes in
twelve months fyou get superior uch b.. slrr
10 buy 1t OF AONLAN, aud you VIII certainly i good
time piece lie has most fashionable assr
III ut OF JcNyeiry to be found in tins market
Remember his No is u Sycamore ST, Sign Of lc Eagle.
pptt Siur va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

COMPANY Of Hartford Connecticut, desrpus If effect
ing Insurance Virginia. has appointed JOHNSON Isq
Of Salem Agent the Persons lFuchbHfg and
desire wtl fhrt upahs
do through IhHuiaa Jeas at kKetangc Bhuk at
Massrs Iaughane a Iiuleaabc.
Company has paid up Capital of sA0ooo with a
large surplus secured and invested under The sanan and
prevail Comptroller Of Public Accounts and is believed
offer superior Inducements to those contemplating Lite Ia
jan - dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

$40 ISLAND Bedford county NA.&1N. l. i@al.
As,sff Dere CB -Gcnonon. used about fourth Of
your urf oil upon The back atmy tstsc the worst
lack almost saw entirely place mrge as my
hand aud single application q only applied onee) CURED
It up cntifey and permanently really spraed at the
l,ekness properties aud think moro prompt
aud sicaeous than any Thing Of tho Kind and
laye sold Thousands bottles OF other preparations of similar
uTposct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

! LfAMS SlN $. the finest beautiful set of
Pearl eeompetr offered In this market together with
sets III cry fine Roman Mosaic and Pearl Cameo
Pearl Coral oil the most beautiful description
line Mourning aud Second Mourning Sets Of
ylo which hoy have opened aud would he glad
to the lovers of he bea ul Call be convinced
A nice lot Of silver Goblets Mugs Mustard Cups salt
Stands Napkin Rings Spoons every description. thlr,ns
Toys. Nc Just received, aad which they offer cheap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

ted ourselves together udr the style and firm of Lee
johnson Co" Tor the purpose OF conducting Gro
Gerry Commission aud Forw aug old
Lee Johnson Main Street Ill glad to serve
old friends and the public with promise every
effort TO promote their interest
JOHN Il LEE.
THoS. L. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg, Jan l. 1851 GEORGE W. ROOKIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

ii ENLRY DESC KIFTION On MN 'E NFfHI
WARRANTED TO CuRf. AND So DAhotH thoA tAfosphk ~
COIN. Price 20 cents per bottle
Entered 4ardis Of Go8sress the Css ONE Of u
Tor TIA kasaH ptarict IT HRfHa On pOtt
a CO. Roaraoad. IA 50 sisr
READ THE FOLLOWING
pamphlet and Rad anr certhcaies
performed by the Turf Oh cefiidates Of ttnth OF
our own respected citizens and many othef
here To- aud dunh IT. value
a med cine for Of s worth pound 4 Hn5
other known to man Try and you viii be satisfied Of whal
TRUr 1uRF otL-Road the following, aud come to oul
.,ere and N toll you Of many others Vim have been
rLfef
KIruNokp. NoY "A. ls5I
ssy,, Dops 6Co-Gentlemeu1 used portion of bottle
81 y1ur Turf on which You very kindly presented with
al tAke pleasure saying that found earrua Ia fo
u ylag an eruption Of tho akin which had been prace
upan several years by physc without s'ce'ng the
least benefit ended f'ud "t mine VIM
tor s,ne months had been annoyed by similar eruption ii
iaeskn he informed short time su,t hat from thu
uaa % OF bottle he had been entirely cured
Eehpeciinlly, J. NJ. LII lAliii
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IpNnMNl.nM, .st.s,a.N .rN ruE GWsAT


SA@kASs : + AMSlilP Co.ln consequence OF the with
draw of the JAMESTOWN for repairs, Ae
he ROANOKE will leave New York saturday evening
nd city Point EVERY Wednesday morning ut O'Clock las.
ougers leaving 1ynchbF by the South Side Railroad on
morning will morning withih Roanoke
city Point LEE \ JOHNSON,
Agents for N. y y va steamship Go.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

NOR ST. HICnMoND. VA, is doing the /
and selling the largest amount ofFuENIrUKE n
OF any other hou,c in the. Cnyi is
lst He keeps the largest Stock.
End Ills Furniture is well made,
3rd lie SELLS at small profits,
ith. lie attends to his business promptly
18th lie is accommodating.
9TH. His goods are we'll packed.
Ith lie understands hi- business.
-ih. The people hive confidence in him,
9th He sells for Cash
Call aud sec him when you visit Richmond
fen II dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

more Brother was dissolved M the st inst lay mutual
Those indebted L. the respectfully
qucaed 10 settle their accounts 1t Is important that the bu
snczs should he closed The ofc will he used
only in closing up the same H. : WiiIrrEMORE,
Jan. Il, lss7. 4. \. WIllrrEMORE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

No MoND, va are prepared 10 make literal advances
tuIsignments of MANUfACTuUtD AND IFN TOBACCO and
roucc generally, address their friends
lfummr & Registers No. . Water street New York
shipments 10 Mcssrs Brnmmel Il Registers, through
hausc. viii DO iorN arded free of charge
A. J.. ROYSTER,
}. Il. ROY STER,
ian p dts JOSEPH BRtMNEI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

SEW YORK PAGkETS.-Ihis neY huae - 20 -. L -
line composed ot the following vessels and sails '
from Ncw.ior every three days. All owned N the city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

At received aud ,or -aEs.
81 10 Barrels medium MOB Mackertl
100 do Nn2
"a do Large ". q,
ao lEf Barrels No
p do do No. l.
aeQuUrter Barrels No l.
lbu hitS very choice No
100 Barrels Cut Hrrriugs
July l0dts X, ~ pasr, - >, ','.'',,i =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

$780, w. - .. eSo, aArinsi'"-
have now IA store superb stock, embracing German
British and American ahrcs all hay. been selected
with great care and attention by r the ,trv
lowest oash prices
more inv ling STOCK for the the North Carolina
ana Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North OF South
fdietua aud responsible buyers tied t. give oa
STOCK an examination and ndge themselves st,s
ana prices No - n 90 sycamore Strstt.
Is p.t.rsIrrg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

~ forueda Copatuesr under the style aud hrm fWht
teuore JuHn for the purpose OF manufacturing and selling
Agricultural Tools Of every description at the old stand of H.
Whl Bro aud solicit call nom their friends aud
the public generally. 6. \, WilIrTEMORE,
Jan l. 1881. H. JOSIlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

we persOnb
attention H. the prac department
would onnd our friends that they have their atchc
aud Jewey repaired at the shortest notice aud In tie best
utner Our experience aud preseni facilities
saying that work Of this description viii be
manner entirely satlfactory " Remember the house
aP9fs SILNERIHORN n Cliff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

- success Is AWAY bo conclusive pteef greet
Jadgvd bA tl - trs no labor wing machine beott tin
Inblt comparable l. singers sewing Machine. After esah
fishing The highest reputation Ia the Tinted Stnc- they
Inhibited us late Exposition al, rrsor frame wbarr
They caGl. of the highest premium and EreAt nanUaciu
10 mako them has bron hutii IN PARE
In branch Of Industry ia which IL 10 lac dome
heHo hus be used with mmcnse profit As the speed
the Railway tfHn j. travelling loot serving with
singers Maenc. compared with haud sowing No tailor
shoemaker dretsmakrr trimmer sndde latier
should be without The f4r rht Al using ut
these mafhues regularly employed H ono Thousand Dollars
IN sill private fiHs Nhrrr tstt h. much sewing
he done th's ine- Invaluable assistance Planters
aud hets keepers md them particularly convenient mud prof.
ab" h'e tna' litH tuae h. th"r construction AMI
very strong and dHrnb hoig tho only Mini al Sowing Ma
chime unde Wy Hluei work fine
could be prrtrA eNtcie1 Them iufs,f uteu aud wufil
less sowing Machine have been made aud sold under >a.eus
but singers Nh lus aioHu law been found
WI ere tu satisfy the NAuia Of the public
Plain printed u-irht tlaas Tor uHur ou With each ma
chine rom III any readily acquire thc an 1T
aging thrn The marhuez packed securely {" ia
part If The world l. ed persons desiring particular IN
formation will aaprauon by letter either ~ Of
fees, forward copy Of NJ Singer Cos Gazctr, papal
wholly devoted To- the Sowing Machine interest
VI SISGfR 4 co.
Principal udier NJ llJ broadway. NV York.
BWkNtH Ofr1ttf-Ne l. Hanover ri, Bnston W 90, Gimp
RI St New Haven. Ct Glovcrno. Y, Na PA Broad ~
Newark n J.. No ll2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia Ne 100
Baltimore Sc BALTIMORE NJ y Ncmiusttf 81. Prov denoc
" last 4th st, tucinnaui No g. Sorth ilh st. ST
Louis No ri 81 Charles ST. Now Orleans M 20 Dauphn
st. Mobile Lice - dScta
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psrEaSBUR4 DVERrISEmENr3


Il MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS An,
DEALERS IL GGANO AND AGR4GlI.TI RAJ M a.
MENT >, PETERSBURG NA-irodUoe eansgnmcuts
which will receive the personal attention partners
10 John 81 Otey, Dr james saunders t4uil Miller AM.
Rueker LyGchbufg, ho4as Niiaro. Hon john + Ma, -
Mclisane, VIM Josncs, Petersburg, NaNiri A -
dale, Haxa Co, Richmond. THOMAS IN NJ, -
JAS. II. BRANCH
" 2b-I&tts JNO /. IRA NlLl'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

sDNINI Iamha Head stsura Tablets &r Persons
Marble Nok, would do veil Ia
Mors the different designs have just
oeiscd +. hirh imported from london
The Monumental Designs the most beautiful ever gotten
mp aud entirely am prepared and have made
afruR get orders II any extent thu most
terms the best materials and At the shortest
notice
pleased ahop tho Designs at ny oiuea. viii
al those Wishing them Gail ON
address joins u 8ADDEsS.
yuehbnrs Marble Works
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

Dan ta>s~ Mass sieoricc inst 10 hans on COR
eDV signm, ~, which invite the attention of Msn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

~ 10 pnrehasr the southern Market H. Srgoe
from the years which he will pay The high
Richmond oas rfrca rorsons having SUI To dispose Of
wei hIu call before s"llug lie can bu
found AT II MnabA Auction House ienry Dnuhng
ton nfire Address ! NJ DIkNlSGToN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

HNT Va. II ~Ess.
w. Gommu ission Merchant.
RICHMOND. Va,
sars consgnmonts Of country produce; will give strict
p son attention ia, ale Of al kinds Of country produce
hreiue forwarding Good,, las arrange
by which he furnish goods his patrons at about
wholesale prices. 81 dom.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-11

All the opposing candidates withdrew their
names before tho vote was announced, and
the nomination was made unanimous.
On motion OF Mr.. Cessna the communica.
iion relative TO Judge Lewis was ordered to
be read and printed in the proceeding OF tho
Convention us follows:
fmLApELrHiA, Fobrusry 80, 1851.
To Gideon J, 'PssfcoR, and others, Delegates
from Philadelphia 10 Safe Conpent,on,
GEsrLEMEs:-Ths undersigned, members
of the bar Of Philadelphia, address you as
delegates TO tho Convention which meets a,
Harrisburg on tho second of March, to nomi.
nate candidate lor the Supreme Bcnch, on
the expiration OF Judge Lewis term. We
wish 10 bo understood as writing this lo,ler
with no reference, direct or indirect, 10 party
politics, bul from sense of duty to tho pub.
lilo and tho cause of the administration of tho
law in which, as professional men, We aro
deeply interested. We arc dcsirous thu,
Judge Lewis should be ronomnatcd by his
political friends. Since ho has been known
to us as n Judge, he has commanded respect
by his learning and ability, and conciaed
tho regard of us all by his uniform courtesy
and Kindness of department.. This is, we be.
lieve. the unanimous sentiment ol this bar.
His nomination and election will give general
satisfaction from these personal considera-
tons alone.
But there arc others Of still greater import
which we take tho liberty OF snggcsing TO
you. Tho instability Of an elective judiciary
can only be corrected by tho proof that rs .
election eau always be commended by good
conduct; aud that tho people will not change
their Judges merely for the sake Of change
In the case ol the first vacancy which occur
red by rotation on tho bench, the incumhsn.
was without dissent renomina,ed, and with.
ont difficulty reelected. This was tho case
of Judge Black, whose original term was The
shortest, being but for three years. Judge
Lewiss term OF six years is now expiring,
and we shall be much grallfed, il by his po-
ltical friends Of least the same rule can apply
to him.
Ia thus addressing you, VIZ earnestly dis
claim any attention to inlIude our COUNSEL on
you, or tho Convention OF which You are q
member. With the parry you represent
| some of us have no connection. Rut IA cit
izens and lawyers, we feel we are doing at
act of simple justice TO a most merloHous
public officer, by bringing this matter 10 your
view.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-11

DEATH PAlNLEss.-It is nearly ceEtai7-
indeed as certain as any thing chiefly s?t'-
ulative can be-;ha, in al. deaths The phys
cal suffering is small. Even where invl.ts
experience the most eNcIuc!a;icS agony
during the progress OF the disease, na;Urs
comes TO their relief a; The las; hour, ana
life goes on, gently, like candle II IL
socket Those who have wJiaeSSed deS;a-
beds most equenty-esYeciS..y # ;aer
have been in,el!igen, persons, and issre-
fore capable q ludS,ng-aSree generally
in considering the physlcA pam u os@'h
as incousiderah!e. They say 'Aa; ne >a''-
vulSve motions, which Frequently attend
the parting hresih, are not eNNseserS a. ss'-
seuuS, for iha, the invalid Is Nasea>'hse,-
They say also, that when the senses &re
rc,aiuei, there is usuAlly NJ su>A SnA>n',--
\ leading medical authority states tA&,
scaNely one per>cU III kay is sea&SNs -
the point OF deaths and $nms phySs>'Sa>
ssser, thai they Nave neveJ seen : &esSA'
bed in which the patient was ssasahle As
hte fails, nature, it wsGla seem, esHefS>sSs,
" mteposes, aesaeeiaS the seasSSisSSS .,
the nerves, aaa otherwise rrersssak 'Ae N.
divjdual Tor the grea, and SasvStSNNc eA&gSe
ressANsess lsSsSe
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
AT nARRlsBuRG.

HAReIsBuRo, March 2.-The Democratic
State Convention, to nominate candidates for
Governor, Canal Commissioner, aud Judge
OF The Supreme Court, met in the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives at 10 o'clock this
morning, and was called TO order by Col
John w. Foney, Chairman of tho State Cen.
trail Commiuee.
Col Forney, in performing this duty, made
btief address, He referred TO the great
triumph OF the Democratic party OF tho coun.
Try, last fall, in the election of James Bu-
chsrau, aud the proud position the party in
Pennsylvania had occupied in tha, grea,
struggle. He made = delicate allusion to the
recent defeat Of the Democracy in the elec.
lion OF a United States Senator from Penn
sylvania, aud remarked that the usagos OF
the party had been abused, aud the fruits OF
the great victory had been permitted TO rot
away under their feet He rendered back to
the representatives OF the party tho trust con.
6ded 10 him year ago, aud concluded by
requesting some delegate to nominate a
temporary Chairman. .
Gen, Murray Whallon, of Erie, was there.
upon nominated and chosen as Chairman,
pro, tsm,, and Gideon G. Wes,co,,, of Phila.
delphia, aud Alex, Mckinney, of Westmors'
land appointed Secretaries,
The list OF delegates was then called. The
Convention is nearly full, Several delegates
are 80, absent who will be he'o this after.
noon.
On motion, a Committee OF one delegate
from each Senatorial! District, was appointed
by the delegations from the several districts,
TO report officers for permanent organixa.
uoa,
The contested seats from the Tenth and
Seventeenth Senatorial Districts were con.
sidsted aud settled in favor of Charles NJ.
Smyser from the Tenth District, aud l., X
Blood, from the Seventeenth district
The Commiec to selec: officers in the
organization OF the Convention, returned and
reported us follows,