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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

spAy LEAVE s.-shi~ h"iisn,,", h.,"orlii
4 which eXteusivt ~ I'M eH'"' te
for centuries as under the of "lay huh as N"5
for Nervous li da and for a6er tons {" 'le a. ,,
ally and for disot,, ot the scalp liar mas AZ a' @
reduced tn that Stale concentration WhcH h'''"
dicinal virtues ten fold and makes rem S We" ~
tenon of ali In present stall ffcone'"tia' @ ,io
been alone a series o chtint'A thP'I-'N'
Essence "t ba3 Leave - ~
this community remedy unSut t .rir,
the decay of the Hair removal Daudruf ana ' % '
by a few nppit atiuns distressing itching "H'H ms
orally prcr.les the falling the Hair the inNe'" ~
years since originally prepared 1t for menneF pi t G ~
(haylup the nnstruns usnaly N"u
most distressing decay of the hair aHd sUch "ett ' -
effects its rcpuationat once became .r,
dreds calls ha been made tor H. ~itho' ny W"
putting whatever Suc las become the repVfo a',
Bay Leaves tnat has been lmucr ah
facture npon an cxtensve seal, and he now offers WI"
the fullest confidence O the entire puble
eN THOS. II. EDsSER
Manufacturing Chemist nt!ertoui X kttI,vr
For sale, wholesale and retail by SIl'o HEi' O.
HEAD, Druggists .. r. NJ, of uay
Look out tor limitations under the nanlcof oi o' p's
Leaves, Gay Extracts Bay Water, @c'
feb 9d&cly -
4 ~ you wnmi Trunks from 10 -" T"'TE'S
II ma Its GLASS O. i.te'-
n
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HI EtON.-Ehc firm Sec ~
dissolved by limitation. On the 3fs beteblJcr sN
The name will be used only in closing tin"
Those ind the concern respectfully foluos
settle important tha the business
should closed We this to return our sincere
thanks and the public for the liberal pnt
ron re heretofore and earnestly ask Vout
of the the OF Lee johnson a Go
JOHN i. LEE,
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Largest Southern Piano Manufi ictory.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
PIANO. FORTES
WILLIAM KNAKE n 90.

FOKTES,
Nos |. g. , and NORTH Eu1Aw 81,
Opposite the Eutaw Honsei
Sales at POT BAlflMoRf STREET
Charles and Light Streets the premises occupied
in part by Henry McCafey Music Store where he
shall keep constantly baud fine assortment OF dad ana
square . .. .,., ..,,,,..,,.,
PIANO-FORTES AND MELODEONS.
Being extensively engaged In the business will sell either
WholoAale or Retail on the most accommodating terms
All nsrumentso of Manufacture guaranteed for hye
years.
rpareuar attention Is paid the selection of instru
distant orders. and privilege OF exchanging grant
cd at any within months from the day of Fale
PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN, Lynchbnrg, Va, are the Agents
for the PaRos and Will sell them a the man
ufactnroris prices may 20 dSclm
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r'. ~ ,s,e,s =. 4vstiaus. and copying Or JOHN
sro>s olI, f rents S4a. Hsars Boot hehS lamp IroM
n,rs Sc Pf, toatnltibs ia't1tors who's" Ven |
of at tn Noh. s.rurc ol Nedic.nt have been spent III M
" , Capara tyHua 'InEev's m1m"Jg , sns
cot pay.irs,s ,r sim. rorienctd ana uss
p,ct,n. irr ~ #, and fisung t,o hcah ot all n't"i
iy falling in IN ir POW ~ r Johnston deems II
TO say p.pcvavto to those rnacq tainted WIN ne ''"'
that his .rr,ip,fipis al" aNs hang III ms a.
HIS REMEDIES md troatul nj are entirey
all Others i',epar from 1T spent in the sre' ,i
in Europe the first ri tas5 aoaHifH am ni''e '
practice than any oiher i' sften n nc W,'H: Ho,-
Hl. ALONE GAN RESTORE WV
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~ together under the style and firm Of Lee
johnson Co. for the purpose of conducting general Gro
Gerry Commission and Forwarding business at the old stand Of
Johnson Main Street where i'll be glad To
friends the public with a promise To every
effort promote their interest.
JOHN u LEE.
THOS. l. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg, Jan. !, 1851. GEORGE W ROCkE.
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x. EsP gDoi.-Just tccr','d n srr, nnc "s-
IA oriueu Coolers different si2es tad trlras
m snm= paied water Pitchers and toolers of s-
rrur quaut which would hr pleased 10 scl "a show -
cur friends aud testumcrs. Call and see them
ma, l6t4 j WILLIAMS y son.
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vy1We.vNsA rmmAsEl1NG MAUIliNE.-W "

NGRGsNIA THRAsHsNG MAGhiNE.-Wc
are now engaged la making large number OF these Ma
chimes OF 1887 and from our experience ana
b the addition OF some very
Important satisfied that we viii be 10
TO turn which and will give the most
The advantages claimed by us for
the Virginia others In general are the fol
low ing It's strength and simplicity End Its abli-
than performed by any other four
horse II portable and easily hauled by two
horses ih also succeeded in removing what has
heretofore objt etonabe to wit The necessity tor
speed of the horses machines being 50
goared accomplish motion with less speed In dr
Wing
We give the many testimonials in favor Of our Ma
chimes: -
AMHERST COUNTY, Va, 1873
MFssHs. II. S. WHtrrEMoRE & BRorHER-Gents' Tho
Thrasher purchased Of you in July
last proved excellent machine trashe about wen
ty crops making aggregate of about hye Thousand
bushels given the most entire satisfaction TO al
hrsshed The straw from It is more thoroughly
cleaned grain other thrasher have ever seen
and the grains broken have worked 1t with three
horses and only It Is surprising to see with
what ease the machine is worked Yours respectfully.
' ~ TIOS. w. JONES.
furnish Reapers and Mowers Of different kinda
Sincairs Propeller Cutter superior machine HEX
ok CIclcs MIL Plows Grain Cradles Wheat DriiA
&c &c at the Lynehburg Agricultural Works
WHITTEMORE JOSL1N,
mn cots Successors to ii. s. Whitemore & Bro.
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~ seulh~nrhs Isl and ,rincessa Romance 81 tn 9ld
and New World. received at 1. NOISES
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should reflect that sound mind and body are the most neef
rpuiisitps connuia happiness "'cu WIN
ON tcsc ,e tourney through lie becomes weary pEfh'
ap, the prospect hourly darkeustc to the ve" 'he nnu %
cours shadow ed W h despair and filled with the melancholy
reflection that tie happiness ., another becomes oIeneu WI"
M
uIFiCE 40 SOUTH FREDERICK ST, Baltimore 1hd
ALI SURGICAL orEHAllpNs fttotNtp; -.
y B--I.,t false npdesN prevent g"U' pU' Apply nm"
lately ,tih,. ,rsoi i, ar bt iei'er -. ,,,.,,,.,
SKIS DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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~ rob,ssou.. Inv igorn,ing Remedy for Organ


Who have I'M ,red the mseyes by Certain Practice IN
iuccl in wien aoae habit ireqnenUy h ip'nru @
frr OWL couponions o, Mt sehoolthe effects of when are
nightly felt even wncu asiecp and il not cured ehdes mar
rage and DESTROYS both mind and body '"""o "P
ply Immediately , 49,. -, i.;. o,r,,r, and
What uity that vorng man, the hope oi ms cou''Ea
the darling oi his parents. should bc uached rom an p
pr and uny m, nts life by the iueHcc ' oN
nom n pa Of nature aud ndnlgng in certain secret 'ao
it, Such persons before contemplating
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n yot, ,,n..I a ,,.,l,- Irom = 1 10 $50 comr 10
i mo ~, III, '""' GLASS d tAiNES.
MONUMENTAL DEsIG ~, some nnTss' n
AVA signs just received, at JOHN D"A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

,orricd persons onng Men contemplating msrriage
s &C. should Immediately consult DR. Johnstonahd he re.
ic who Iacs himself under H., o DR. Johnston may
ir,,sly ,,, tn utnr - gtntiemou, aud coudent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

Every reader must have been struck. snys the
National Iptegencer. with the peculiar proprie-
ty and beauty of the British Ministers Speech
at the St Georges Festival at New York. We
have never, indeed. read dinner speech more
felicitous either in sentiment illustration, aud,
finding in contemporary journal the annexed
article IN which it is described in terms much
happier than any we could employ and so just
withal. we take pleasure in transferring ii TO our
columns:
Loan NArlrR.s SpFEcn.-lt is a happy thing that
diplomats occasionally eat dinners and take glass of
vine and besides opening their mouths FOR these pur-
poses open them for the candid expression their hon
est feelings set free hy the dinner and wine aforesaid
But for this NC shonld never have heard from Lord
Napier the British Minister NJ Washington, any
thing than the formal compliments made Mt his
official introduction To the President Last night,
while doing homage in New York to his countrys
patron saint his lordsbp threw off MI reserve, and
uttered sentiments Of cordial regard for the United
States and their people that will be very
gratefully acknowledged and warmly responded 10.
The warnest expressions Of our Bancrofts, Law
reHces Iugcfsulls Buehanans, and Dalnses, at Lord
Mayors and other banquets in London, never ex-
ceeded this in heartincss. The speech, too, free
from the common cant about community Of language
and literature, Shakespeare, Magma Charta, aud An
Clio Saxonism, which generally forms so large part
ofa speech from English Munster in America
an American Minister IN England. 1t was n speech
OF plain sense, in which compliments were inter-
spcrsed with excellent taste Then there was point
ia the concluding sentence, in which he gave his
soyereigns recognition of the sovereignty Of The
American people and declared TINT he had received
the cordial sentiments lac had uttered from the Queen
herself aud would not roll them up In diploma lie
napkin This may, therefore he regarded the
friendly message Of Victoria herself 10 the people of
the United Suues. It il fresh acknowledgement OF
the gift of the Rssoln'e, already sufficiently ncknowl-
edged, and il is proof II nnY wanting
that in spite OF ccca-Aond diplomatic differences, the
two nations friendly Is possible for any
two nations 10 he At this particular tim. are in
clined 10 gave political character to this clever
speech, and derive from il hope that the Dallas
Clarendon lfeaty, in its amended shape is iarorahy
regarded aud Will be ratified by the British Govern
nent, aud that lhus MI present cnnses Of diplomatic
difficulty viii be completely removed fh'aitiPha
kfeasH1 Uai'efin.
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estate Right. the Hone Of the Union,

In an editorial ariicle of considerable force,
which appeared under this chption in The South
on Monday last, upon the merits of which we
propose not 10 enter, there occurs the following,
and we introduce il for tho purpose of showing
what Democratic platforms are worth, democrats
themselves being judges. For our own pnr;,
we have always oonlended that they were the
veriesi humbngs OF the day; mere gull traps to
catch the nnwnry, and, by nm ambiguous, ndroit
use of language susceptible of the most varied
Interpretation, bring to the support Of the party
men of tho most opposite and conflicting views.
We have seen this fact fully illustrated in the
history of the party, and it needed not Demo
cratic testimony to confirm it, OF WIN, avail.
then, are all the pledges contained in these ir.
responsible cdicts, or the bonst of the party that
they the only national, constitution loving
party, holding the same sentiments in every
quarter of the Union. We wish the country
would understand this matter as it should, aud
take Democratic pledges for whit they uro real
~ worth. Oar ootemporary wclds bold as
we'll a. vigorous pen, aud we wish him great sue.
cess in his Efforts to reform his party. We sub
JOIN the extract:
IS r. suppose there is person 50 blind 50 I'M
candid. ia contend that the mon l. more in dan
gF- rom ias separation han tue consolidation of its
members. b4 tie contrary everybody nndersiauds
s4la despite the constant atrrLdtucs of the Demo
.FltIe parity 'ae fuaepls of Central hton has over
4aras r. 81, aas n5t 4##ta aFrra helueI the principle
81 -1ts R.r1fs aai street Constitution. The doe
asa.8 e sas aTfs.'a.t srhoels are as popular in
4rarg a. sa Mad 55a eEposale1 ana Jefferson
t..aft.sHsret -sarz H4t 5g p-4st.se, they command
n1el .esa authority a1t a5 serraace Periodically
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are hereby Appropriated towards mixing " Dr.
charging the debts. FIR thp payment whereof TIE
Uni ed States now are, OF by vlrtue Of this act.
may be hoden,aud shall be applied solely To that
use until the said debts shall be fully satisfied
1t was for the then existing debt. which was
soon afterwards funded and not for the debts Of
the government in all time to come. tina, thu
public lands were pledged; in proof Of which we
shall. in a future article, ndduge high authority
and also consider the constitutional argument IN
favor OF distribution. together with the benefits
that would accrue 10 Us from such measure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

The able London correspondent of the Ma
tional lntelligencer thus describes Lord Palmer
stnn:
Lord Panerston shows wear and tear consid
erably and it is painful to see him hobhling up
the stairs Of the House of Commons on two sticks
1t is no riile at the age Of seventy four to have
to sit night after night until past midnight TO
hear oil that party virulence and political inge-
nuty cnn imagine against his proceedings. aud
to have TO reply to all that such men as Gladstone
d'Israeli, Graham and Golden can urge in oppo
siton to his policy. aud to find Lord j. Russell.
Lsyard. Roebuck. Goodrich, and Gibson ioincd
to the number of his opponents. and besides all
this to have the govt to contend against. There
are few men who could bear up against such n
combination of opponents; but the brave old man
does bear up. and returns promptly, vigorously,
and effectively every blow, let the attack come
from what quarter and from whomsoever it may
He is said to occasionally evince loss of temper
yet this under his circumstances, NAV he excus
,<,ft ho ha n arif In.
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Canvass ia the Petersburg District.

We perceive by the Petersburg Intelligencer,
Of yesterday, that the Democracy of that Dis
trct alarmed, lest in the struggle now pend
ing between Messrs. Goode and Flournoy (boih
Democratsl an outsider like Mr.. Collier, might
be run in. They have called convention for
the Goth of May, which will doubtless exercise
plenary power ana queneh the ambitious hopes
of one of these gentlemen, or perhaps both. The
Democracy OF this District, say they would be
very culpable to run any risk when it Is in their
power to render success certain" Certainly
they would, and as it is more important that their
party should succeed than that the interests of
the State and country should be promoted by
the election of any other than straight out
Democrat, every patriotic heart must throb with
JOY at the prospect of effecting settlement of
their family feud.
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NoWLIN. foot a co.

ALExAyDRiA Flsn MARGgr,April 25.-Thcre was :,
large nnantity OF fish received Al the Fish Whar,e s
on SUNDAY and yesterday, bat owing to the great de-
mand. prices declined but slightly Herring sold Mt
- ~ thousand and Shadat : casio 80 - hundred
The ratch ut the landings on the Potomac since Fri
day las: has been we happy 10 learn, increasing
and with a continuance of favorable weather II fuIr
fishery may yet be made.-Ga-ste.
No rcpor, Of the Baltimore or Richmond cat:le mar
kss in the Baltimore or Richmond papcrs.
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a correspondent writes to the Austin lntelli-
gencer from Round Rock. Williamson county.
Texas, under date of March 81 10 the effect that
there are number of families that have not Ind
morse Of bread for weeks and don't <nov when
they will get any, as they have spent the last
cent months ago. He calls upon the Governor
and the liberal people of the State for relief
4 letter from lndanola. Texas, April Sth,
savs:
Two frosts-he last two days ago--have cut
down the corn. cotton vegetables, and all the
fruit For the want Of rain the grnand is now
too dry to plant. Inlrss it ruins in two weeks
there Is danger of famine No grass i up for
pasture: III" streams are dry that can get -; the
cattle are some of them. starving, and have t.
he thrown out to save the calves, so that W. shall
soon be without milk: while butter is already for
tv cents per pound. AMI rising. Il is a lamrnta-
BILE prospect which mercifu Providence can
alone avert the realization Of
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...,.n mud summer u.di.inc, Cnr.er'.

spHtsl MisIur zizuIs PIE eminent among al "iheis 10
fH ariv en4afns action on the blood us sHths
action on the Liver is tehu
ey n drive en- hnuafs the sufAfe thereby ceaiis "e
a5 a, M nc fe extraordinary good effects aud the mum
Der of cures y many of In ftsfet, aoe
Hrhraad Va aud eise he8r lie conclusive evidence
MA, sfa Ia no lunb about The trial u single bl'ie
VIII satisfy ibc nsi skepteal its benefits See advertise
l4ouf ia ana4h column
as- Han
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

The yrReISaS JoB offIcE has been fitted up with great
ar. ppied with the most extensive assortment OF type
Of every descip Tor the neat and prompt execution OF al
kinds OF and Ornamental Printing 1t Is under n" an
perinteraence of Mr. II G. TRFAKIE. by whom All orders VIII
he punetuay filed Distant patrons ~il be promptly ab
ded Patronage home and abroad respectfully sosd
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Anwsnnura G'lfelAian.


sS-we call the attention Of advertisers !" 'ae
oputrs papers have large circulation ~ me sutH
-. N ,be STATE whence trade seks an outlet al
~ y,-,i, cises There da.ls paper published within
~ miles south Of this point and the completion
~ ~ x-inrs sn tennessee Earrad The line Of the ia,
,r st. nst contribute make the hirgniNn the pf ~
,h.t sr,;on A. II can send daily Topographic Information -
- .sanrr ~ all others which dIubess vii ensure Tor
reay increased circulation For the Information Of our
rserS IN a section would state thai intend 10 gFo
,srtlenlsr attention to the markets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

We ara authorized to announce DIR. BOOKER
F. SMITH a candidate TO represent Campbell
county lin part in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

We are authorized to announce GEO H. LEM
MON as a candidate to represent the county oil
Camnbell in the next Legislature.
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in lator ut The ONYgenaed Btcts;-
BELCHERTOWN, March H.
GREEN take great pleasure h Informing You OF tho
the cr had the Kindness to send
For | had suffered with llumoral
Asthma cenpelrt to sit up third OF the nights,
without going he'd at All and the rest ut the time sleep
interrupted by vau fits Of eoug ing, aud difficult
~ breathing In all attendance upon conrts never
10 bed IA northampton iHtwcuty years, tut twice and
then compelled L. up. Now lie il bed without diff
Guilty sleep profoundly took your medicine according
directions The vincent symptoms Immediately abaed and
IN the OF he remedy has renewed all its
Troublesome consequences The value of such arcnedy Is in
caculabie. Respectfully yours,
MfE0N LAWRENCE.
None genuine unless Hgncd1 BUTTS ~ the wrapper.
SETH W. Few LIZ y GO, l.i- Washington Street. Bos
rroprictors Sold by then agents everywhere.
For salp by j. II. SEAl.
~ y D.itA.AL
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.I..s.... - a Is searn sti>n. D."ih'>s, s.'.hi
Ga s,,n aud SUI Joints and other Complaints to wheh
ye arc all ,Hje,fs lost their tefrofs Prof DE ofah
Ioaife o cd 10 relieve any case ~ si1 10
II ffe and with trihng expense. II can be had Vi '0
a,rpf. kare See aa fcriisement in another column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

An intelligent American merchant, who has
visited some of the leading agricultural depart
ments of France, sny- the French pen-ant- must
I've cIa-sed very low IN the scale of intellectual de
vampmrnl and education very far below the
working classes Of Paris and the manufacturing
cities. They compare with the lowest class of
farm nhorrrs in England, denominaied there
blinds though they have not, generally, the de-
jeetcd aud stupid appearance which marks the
lust named laborers.
The French peasantry are poor aud degraded
bnt their wants nrc few and simple. md when
not absolutely suffering under famine they mp
pear cheerful and contentcd. a dance will make
thrnhappy for the night and piece of hr ad
TO the full extent of their desires
The tendency. however, il not towards i'm :
pavement, bat rather dcteriorating. and If the
division ot lnndS into small lots among poor fam
lies goes omit will ultimately work cut the same
distress To which the small holdings of poverty
stricken tenantry reduced ireland. Landed
property l. now more mnutcly divided in France
than any whore else in the world. in few de-
partmcnts may be found estates of Poo acres. but
they rare, md daily becoming more 50,
the law divides the realty equally among the
children, and all remain upon the homestead,
There being little opportunity or nrhnatnn for
emigration The greater portion Of the farms
nrp now less than % acres. Improvements in
the methods If cultivation progress lauguidly.
and the methods of manuring and rotation of
craps and employing machinery, IRE very de
iectye.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

a= .ls. Iii.u Iara Hfs.e s=fsss-s u hneuas,
al .Hrht DEPARTURE ffam liz gs1s5aa role II
parliamentary dzt IssIoa - i lie gen raj feeling
ol the public Undoubtedly very strongly in IA
vor If the Premier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-30

We are authorized to announce +. b. DEANf'
IT,. ESQ, of this city, candidate for reelection
to the Legislature.