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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

Opinions Of the Prc--.-Nc tnLe pleasure ia
The Davis Pain Killer. We hay" used
valuable The sale of this article In the
beyond Mi precedent the booksof the office
will show Cincinnati Commercial
Davis Vegetable Pain kllorWc first heard OF this sodl
during the New England States aud being struck
with the novelty of the tide were induced make soncnHu
about and surprised TO lehru that was Kept
constantly In the houses OF of the inhabitants OF the cities
villages where stopped 10 he used in of sudden
attacks burns seads, Ac and heard II spoken OF
of high commentator, both by druggists and phys
,ns.-PhHadophih EHR'G
Davis Pain Kiert Ia rcalrlcasue to usio speak
fyoraby this article known almost universally to be good
aud 9th pains of tho body 1t Is
valuable only colds the winter hut for various sum
MGR complaints aud should he in every family The casualty
which demands IT, unawaes Christian idrocdfe
Valuable MelicincIhe sale of that remarkable and truly
Valuable preparation Perry Davis Pain Killer is constantly
puarapdly increasing During tho the demand Tor
remedy been altogether
passes v. during which do not hear of some r.
having performed within The circle of our
acquaintance by the of Perry Davis Pain Killer Pror
tCR. ldrrrtisr
Tors,e by Druggists Grocos and Medicine Dealers every
where.
jan 5-d2w
sp--nS> "C0uPETsTkON, ~ / - the Life al
IL TRADE"-rRIN1IN ING in All its various branches
uHsHpassfd By Othtr Establishment an ha
Siaie, ut the VlRG1NIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
ME&I
Jobs printed Goors thai will compare with any
south of Mason aud DNons Line Specimens can
flee Call and SOC Fst Alley between Main
aud Church Streets aug LIS
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" ec Salt Rheum Scrotua aud all other
skin they viii effect when all other means fail
Sold manufacturers No 10 Maiden Lane, New York
and No ga Strand, London by all Druggists at Pc
G2}e and 81 per box. mWdlw
nBtrcdiug IL the 7.0ng a. rcd.-Scth w. Fowl To-
fsq-Dcar Having been attacked with hemorrhagc
lungs which left with troublesome cough aud the
debility such attack, and having cured
myself by tho of WISrAlts BAsAM OF WILD CHERRY
tcr pleasure and duty testify to its merits My gene
patent small for those who
suffering under pulmonary attacks persuaded that the
Balsam is excellent preparation
Yours, truly, JoNA r. CIlIIbS,
Chicopcc Mass, Feb 20, 1854 Ia chicopee Telegraph.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH W. FoWlE 4 co. l38 Washington Street, Bos
ton, lroprctors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J H. SEAN.
jan a. dSc.Rwlw
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

a MEXICAN uOTE1.-a have this div s"td
~ aud conveyed IN Mr. Vim Bishop the Interest ~ John
ESD In the Lease Furniture, good WILL sc, OF The
AMERICAN HOTEL and solicit continuance OF the liberal
patronage Of the friends OF MIR Brown In behalf Of tho new
proprietor. WIN ~ JohNsoN,
Committee oi J. J. Brown.
RicIaosp, Jan. l. 1851
The having taken Lease for term OF years
IN tho AMERICAN HOTEL. respectfully sucs share 81
patronage aud tho public He pledges himself
his shall he spared 10 render bis guests
aud present reputation Of the house
inn IA i'm w H. BISHOP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

l MISSION AND FoRw ARDINa MERCHANTS, AND
prAIERS IN aUANo AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLB
NENTs PETERSBURG Produce conslgnments solicited
hrh the personal attention Of The partners kee
Ia i,hn otev DR. ,mes Saunders 6sm1 Miller Ambrose
ncke r ehhurp Thomas Wallace Hon John MAY fan
A MrIveInc Vim r. Ipyncs Petersburg; Warwick Harris
dale liaxall 4 Co, Richmond. THOMAS hhANuh,
JAS. II. BRANCH
tv pgascts JHO 4. BRANCH
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: f..s, TuE NEW YORM ~ Virginia

&sI,LLAe STEAMSHIP Coin consequence OF the with
drayval q the - AMESTOWS,' for repairs, SC.
Tho RIO NoK will York saturday evening,
aud CITY every Wednesday morning at o'clock, Pas
sengers Lynchburg by the South side Railroad
Tuesday morning will connect ne morning with the Roanoke
u City Point. LEE a. JohNHoN,
Agents for N. y. x Va Steamship Go.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Temperance Addsrs. vii, sr deliveries '"'-
evening Temperance Ia by Col J. H. Llffwith Inc
public are invited 10 attend. laa' - II
Might s,vcnss ARE aiway. iajurioa. aud when
permod length Of time not only lead :" gen
,ral debility and loss OF spirits but ofon to hacking coughs
colds and sometimes incurabe consumption some
since informed friend that she had been
snnruR this disease for mouths aud alter trying va
prescriptions had despaed OF being cured hackns
iuher checks had changed their hne Ter
the psness Higher former bouy AM spirits had de-
serted her she confessed thai she felt chilly Feoness
stealing her. which bowed her to the earth Tier ann
Immediately recommended her 10 use BAkEkS ~ hss,
with the being cured hui she at hr deenea 10
etc having lost all faith In medicine From DAY 10 Jay inc
lady continued become feeble aud Mt length TOOK 10
Ter Her friend hearing her situation procured Two
hotties of Bakers Btcr paid her visit and by earnest per
suaSnn induced her try H. After taking the third d" sue
declared that she tet mpreN cd and continuing the medicines
few weeks restored 10 perfect health THIS Young s
Isl Of the advocates for the use otths Btes
strong her faith in curative powers that she rec
'mmonds II for all II Aud sh" not alone IN her ol
Ions of its efficacy family mtdCinttor has performed
remarkable IN Nervous Headaches indigestion
th"ic. DarrhWa DN speps Sour stomach Loss Of Appetite
The public Clerks school teachers taters and
MI other persons accustomed sodcuiarN lives VIII ma t
es most powerful agent In purifying the blood ana assls
ting the liver In tho performance of Its functions while persons
whose occupations continually them To weather can
get other tonic ccua In preventing bad colds and sore
Threats Its composition purely vegetable AMI therefore en-
tifoly free from all injurious substances
Price, 30 cents per bottle.
To he had Of all principal Druggists iynohburg han
Vile Farmve Fncasle Abingdon and csw here throughout
Virginia Orders promptly filed by addressing
Jan ~ 2w r. MAKER Richmond, Va
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s'ttt'r y 0hu 81
IluClMoNp July 9th, lsJ5-Mcssrs W n \. Btfhs " 90.
Gentlemen Considerations Of duty to the afflicted alone prompt
this monal the vhio OF
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE for that almost monrnblc
disease, Scrofula
Without being disposed docning II necessary to 40 into
the particulars of The that the astonishing re
sulis that have been produced by that medicine on member
my family and under observation and super
cncuce the skin of the best ply scians had been
haustcd and all tn, usual remedies had failed fully Justify
IN recommending to all who be suffering from that
dreadful malady
say that 1t Is adapted to NIL constitutions or
relief all
know nothing about habn from what have seen OF
the effects would hesitate IL In and
Srrofla with HON felt interest, or over
whom could exercise influence control,
Respectfully yours, JNo. NJ BoTTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

IN Consequence 81 advance In Coat and
Freghts Philadelphia have put up the price here to
Thirty Ave cents per Bushs. n. A. CHRISTIAN
nov Its
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n W, A 4 AItNANnEH.
<TOr ur,CN N n spuus. NOrlCGE NOWIpN,

4 tOi ANI ~ Nsi W. - rs 80. .,'
Merchants for the sale o Tobacco Flour Wheat aud
other grain
Tho undersigned have formed partnership IN the tonns
business oi Col WIN T Smith ana solicit
OF the patronage bestowed on him Al cnnsHn
produce made by friends VIII meet Win
prompt attention and quick returns ONCE nj u u II
Nowlins BENJ IL NOWlIN
W. A. FOOT,
noyladScl,H A ALIEN AMBER
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THOMAS NIL, FpGAR WHITEHEAD.
laf Inspector al Martins Farmhouse.
YRHI.S. ~ WHITEHEAD.

For Tobacco Flour and other Country Produce
IY%CHBuRG, having formed coparnershp for the
pose doing general Commission Business will give their
undivided attention to all eonsgnments made to them
the Store Of George u DAVIS and next door to A.
li kucker EDfAk WHITEHEAD,
Jan. -, l-57 THOMAS G. HILL,
Refer Capt Jno NJ olcy Cashier Bank OF Va. G. d Da-
Wis Jno r. DAYS Co. Sam NJ Garland, Amherst; Mayo
Cabeu Nelson; K C. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

G,YEfEsE. N0EEgE.-sn order To reduce my
- large and extensive Stock Boots shoes. Hats Caps,
,amrd articles tor cash l.. l.. ARMlSTEAD
Rcn
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THIEVES ETECTED--ROGUESI IN TREPIDATION-
Rrnyns Patent Safety Deector Locks for Money
rs Of Stores Counting Rooms Manufacturers and Brokers'
Offices Eank. Vaults Chests and Private Residences.
An examination Of these Locks can he made AT the Store of
tic subscriber doors below the Market where they
also for sale at manufacturers prices. G. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

Temperance address this evening by Col J B. LET,
witch. See advertisement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

ALL THE Local Below please find the entire local
news. Many wood wagons are in town and a num-
Der OF sleghs running. Tobacconsts are doing very
little, and the snow beginning to thaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

lNUI.IED Cloth, I.imseys, Nc.-We invite per
u wishing purchase Pulled Cloth, Lnsey, Satiuetts
xc, to our large stock just opened.
sepgts j. A. STIGLER & co
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LATEST NFws-VIrALIry AND SHARPNESS OF AN
AGED FEMALE.--ln the general dearth of intelligence,
arising from protraccd absence of the mails it is
refreshing to be able to lay before readers the
highly common fact, which we expect to
receive by the South-Side railroad sometime during
the month oil June next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

CoScERT FOR THE PooR.--At last some interest has
been manifested for the poor and there is prospect
for the concert The Mayor is actively bestirrinr
himself and Capt. Dudley has very kindly furnished
bis Hall rent free. Keep the charitable ball roll
ling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

II Jno Wheeler, his interest In the stock OF Goods OF
George Rueker % she business will be continued here
after my - my account, in the sane
occupied tsAe this occasion to say to my old
friends that have hand large and wen
assorted of Dry Goods and shall At all times endeayor 70
stock veil worthy their My highest aim shall
be deserve tho confidence OF those who may
favor me with their custom. GEORGE NJ RUCKER.
An a IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

NNDOTulNei FOR TIL nntl1ON.-Receiyed
this day per Roanoke aud Soutsde Railroad
totond supply of FALL AND WINTER CLOTIiINu,
fstng part Castor Beaver Oyercoats Tamas Ragane
heavy skin Pants, double breasted velvet plush aud quilt
ID SILK VESTS and tho be aud eheapcH limo Of UNDER
GARMENTS offered In this market,
ALSDA large lot of low priced Clothing for housc
and factory hands Call determined to
26i GLASS a RAINE.
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~ ~
Nu number pupils at the school formerly occupied by
Mrs Chaplin. The location IL pleasant and private To
meucc the FIRST Monday in February.
Mrs oley hopes by strictly limiting the number to adapt the
instruction the various mental pocuarartosof
her pupils
Tuition all branches Of English education per
Of FIVE months, $50 French aud Latin extra
ian Gd2tawbw
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Obituary.

DIED. at the Town House of this village, JENNY FRANKLIN, an humble aad truly Christian negress. aged 70 ,ells.
 From the virtues and simple faith of this poor ba"k woman those who make loud professions, and B ek to hold high places in society," may derive an instructive lesson.
 Though marked with the peculiar lines of Afric' childrcn-though born Of bond-parents, and for twenty-five years laboring as slave and finally af- life h excessive toii and patient suffering from pain ful disease, closing her eyes beneath the roof of ths Town Poor House-she has, nevertheless, left be- hind the record of years we'll spent and death ri- u1nphant through Him who passed before to pre- pare for her mansion ill His Father House.
 Jenny was born in this Village property belong- ing to Iynde Lord. Esq. Her father was also pro,, eaty possessed by the late Mir Solomon Marsh. In the selection Of his chattels, Mir. Lord exhibited more than ordinary penetration. Jsnny's mother, whose name was Barley, was bought on ship board, from among some three hundred slaves direct from Africa. She Was the daughter of a Prince, and a woman of uncommon ability, is we'll attested by Ter remarkable children, Candac., Jenny and Bill tl'h /; and 1t would be we'll for many of the prom met models "t female society, to nke pilgrimage to Jynn, grave; and amid the secI,son of thai silent bulying- plac, of the Village panpers reflect upon the humble virtues .f a poor black w,m,n whose inn cent spirit hs passel unto Him who is no respecter Of persons
 Jenny left an estate valued at s5O the swings of many years " If however" says practical econ omist of this town, the account current between her and the town of Litchfeld could he actu ,,,v stated, and the balance struck by a Court with in risoiction in Chancery, have no q, ubt her estate would require administration As it is, the $50 remain for the benefit of old Candace who survives her at the Poor House-a model of lady-like sim. plicity and Christian virtues
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

tg' ame one has suggested to us that the light of Mir. L. D Peck's rare genius might not have penetrated quite far into the world as the Ltch field Enquirer and that some of the many sub scribers to it's columns may not have heard of the man. who in spite of his lion skin will show his long ears We sh"ull be sorry indeed to think any other Peck was possessed of many assininc anal. ities as this avis. The rcck that we mean, is short man. say about feet Every red in th. ace from excessive labor at his wind apa,aus. and
 fiery red also about the scalp from the porcupinsh nature of his bristes He has & curious way of winking one eye. much as to say he knows it all and has -sterec'yped collection pwo-tnhns1egical phrases, which he lets of at state! periods gener- ally at all political conventions, and uniormly on fhe fourth of July. No one who has ever visited New Haven or Hartford about election time. can have failed to have noticed hm-and we feel assured ell such will at once recognize his portrait.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

The foreign papers bring accounts of another interference of England with Persia It seems as impossible for this Ball to keep down his fighting propensties as it for ths Irish gentl, man who travelled over Europe some six weeks, without seeing so much as squabbe, and who at 1engt in despair leaped in among number of os.lers and returning to his carriage minus eye and tooth exclaimel, Sure and it's the first bit of fun have had since I lett old Ireland"
 E A train on the Long Island railroad succeed in getting through fro;i Brooklyn to Greenport on Thursday last being the first communication by railroad with that place since the 22d of December 1856. Trains had previously run. however to Mat tatuck, point within twelve miles of that. ola e. private letter. dated February th states that not pound of flour could be bought i. Greenport at that date. For many days the roads were impassa- ble t" travellers on horseback The snow was ney.r known to disappear so rapidly in so short time as during the late warm weather. It is believed that trains will now be with some degree of rcguari- ty, unless another heavy fall of snow should occur
 We are informed ly Mir Neal messenger of Adams Express, says the Register. that the Plain vile Manufacturing Co.'S building, at that place. took fire Friday afternoon, about four o'clock and was entirely consumed Loss estimated at from $50 O00 to sl00 0G0 The disaster vas caused hv the pickers 2 ming in contact in such manner as to strike fire, while all the hands were at work The drug store of H. Leavenworth. adjoining. was also burne'i out, but the 'il,ling was saved.
 A large number of hands are thrown out of en pioyment by this accident who are dependent upon their daify earnings for support
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

TERRIBLE Frrsh, is r port, at Albany causing damage to the amount it is s, d. of $2 0o00o0. X 'l"sImtch dated yesterday, says the water co thu rising until 4 oclak k m the morning, when it reached l,ont three feet higher than ever b. fore, foMlilig the whole lower portion of the c.ty as high up as Green str ct.
 The lower parts of Hclk'mcr, Hudson ard Parallel streets are subm rycd to the first sto- ries. Broadway is f"ol from te Exchange to the DrIcvun House The stores and cellars 0 t west de ar, filed with water. All the streets b"twren Broadway aud the river nav. gable by bo.ts.
 At 3 o'clock, fire was sounded from d. fl .reut parts of thr city adding to the ter.ors of the scene, Warren & Son's buhlil z, Broatwnv, c bson X D ,ltons planning mills, and Bartlctt's warehouse on the lier, all being in flames at tie same time
 The fires were occas:oned by the slakiur of Iimr reached Iy the food The fre,nen could not take their engines through the water. hut wo't Il boats and the flames were coufiued to the buildings where tlIty originated.
 Further accounts ssy that 360 cattle were drowned at East Albany. Tw I've Canal boats with Steam tugs, &c, were sunk. There are rll.morS of lives lost at GrpehbusI, as w. as ut Alba"y. The scfhe yesterday morning must have been highly exciting.
 |" The water rose six inches in five miuntes. Persons who had trtd to bed thinking them. selves safe We're aroused by lorsemen who rode through the water knocking at the doors of houses to arouse the sies pers to sense of their danger.
 The wild st confusion f.rc vailed the people in the lower parts of the city having barely time to escape with their Yves"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

A SINGULAR case has just occurred at De troit which goes to show that circnmstantial evidence. though sometimes the most reliable,
 is not always to he depended upon. A Ger man peddlar was seen to enter a certain house, but was not seen to leave it. Suspicion of course rested thcre-the house was searched, and the supposed traces of a foul murder was discovered, such as blood, bones, and burnt clothing. The family were arrested and tried. A complets case was made out, the c;rcumstarl- tial evidence being deemed overwhelming, and the prosecuting attorney was summing Hp, when the peddler presented himself to the Court turning into farce what might have resulted ia 2 judieal tragedy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
erecial Notice.

After the second Wednesday of March next. no Administrators Notices will be received at this Of 6ce unless accompanied by tn. usnsi price for in sertion or certificate from the Probate Jndgc, of his responsibility for them.
 The price of advertising the same varies fl om sf to s1 60. according to the length Of the nntice.
 There are upon the hooks of this Office nearly an hundred charges against estates in this County and in writing to the agents of them. the profits of the advertisements have been sunk in rosfage-and it will save time and expense, to exclude unpaii ticcs in inc future.
 We are daily in receipt of favors from different portions of the Ccurty. trg us tc notice l'e- tnfes, donations visits political meetings. etc etc. In all of which the writers assure us they will call and settle when in town. Unfortunately for the Enquirer, they seldom arrive in town ard if they do they arc not tn be able to find our office.
 The Litchfeld Enquirer Ia published three dosrs west of the Mansion House, and sanctitied by the dropping Of the caves of tho Court House Its doors are open from seven in the morning until six in the evening except on Weinosdays--w fen the Office remains open until 9 P NJ.
 All persons indebted to us, are requested to PAY UT Ahu "ii persons taki- our paper TOT the SaRe of obliging the Publisher pareuary re94eyed to ray Up We feel assured all such individuals are r our debt several dollars.
 The large increase of our subscription list. makes this paper & most desirable medium for advertising and merchants. manufacturers and farmers desirous of increasing their business will do well at tr patronize our columns. new and elegant steel, of type and m terial for johwork have been lately procured and we have all the facilities now to de spatch work of any description in the lin of print ing. Bank Checks, Town Orders, Ball Tickets Re. ccipts, Iabels &c., printed with ncatness, and a, short notice
 Come forward and sustain the first plain, snol- :. and original psper that has ever been printed r this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

There is two weeks later news from California n U S. Senator has been elected in the place of Well Ser. who will probably receive post under Govern ment. Tho. David Frederic is the last person. de- tire to in Washington and is identcied with ly all the fraud which has robbed California of her treasure. he not entiry destitute of principle the Psssnt incpnbrent There is thicyish honor about him. crnde sndigestsd dea of responsibility futtering fesble effort to hide the letters of fraud population md icentiosasss. to which the poor un. whipped hound from jastice vho has misserresnted essist<usa ;s ssanser
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

A LETTER from Lieut. Gov Cusbman, who is spending the winter in Cuba, gives suue in- teresting but painful intelligence in regard to the health o: Dr. Kaue. He says: Asin du- ty bound, soon after arrived here, called to lmy my respes ts to him at his quarters but Was sorry to carh that he was SD low that he could not see company. Ills mo ther did not see him even for ten duys after she arrived. The fore part of January te seemed to gain a little in strength, but for the last week he has somewhat rclapscd. H s disease is of the scrof- n'"us nature, contracted during his severe la bors aud privations in the Arctic regions. He has not b, en out of doors since he came here. and his friends have great fears that he viii never recover. Such q loss, pray G,d, we may not experience"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

p9r The bridge over the Naugatuck river at DerIy. which was damaged by the late freshet, fell into the river on Friday, and float ed down stream Above the causeway. the ice has not yet brokeI,up, and foot passengers aud teams can cross orsr Below, the river is clear, and boats cross over from one village to the other. A contract has been made to re- build the bridge, aud it will be finished in few days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
NEW ENGLAND ENrekANr AID COMPANY

NEW ENGLAND EMIGRANr AID CoMpANY.- Up co the present time, $lO6. 666 66 have been paid into the treasury ol this company Subscriptions are rapidly increasing The Chronicle reports that notwithstanding the losses which the company sustained in the de- struction of it's splendid hotel in Lawrence and the steppagc of the regular business by the civil war in Kansas, it's property in real estate is worth at least treble the amoun. originally invested.