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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

when the bars Of the same window were sawed in.
10. we believe. lie has preferred to relieve his
attorneys and friends from further efforts In his
behalf and the courts from n Consideration Of the
knotty case which the verdict presented.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

alone could insure The which this article
for Rheumatism, Rheum Burns bruises JOINTS
Gals Sprain, Pole Evil and Sw ciings Horses.
for Man Beast No crspu will be without who
ha rested ills value And with gen,
estimation "f the Mustang Imminent cheerfuy
article Ferorncd many ncghbO
as this l. W SMITH, Ridgcfcl, Conn" LFITCH. Esq
Hyde Park, VI that the hnrsr
less his spayinp hut tie the Mus
tang 1nin,tni. have sod him fr Slju Your Iniment
ding oni"rS here Such testimony, is reaching
~ day. The ha /, M" told Every family should have it
Beware al iMITArin>s The Mustang sd y al,
respectable dealers throughout the any 9th.
I Bragg LLinrnt.' II h a has"
BARNES X PARK. Truprietois.
npy IN N.,>N ,rl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
wat,imor. ia lie Market Dee. 10.

BErF CAT rLEThc ole ngs Al The Nral's to-day res'
ed % head offered 2'd head
u drlpI, 90 sod TO the country, 40 lett over uns
and tie purt hasd by baltimore hutvhrs
L. ran. ing the hoo equal g. ST 10
and averaging - ~ goss l ot hae heavy Cattle
I'D at the outside quotation to go to Phiadeipha
SliEEi.- There :nir supply at iatk't 10 day
qu I. IA Sea - per head as 10 quality
HOGS Ill, been and early in III" week
prize advsncd S7a7 - pen ewt Lett TO packets
clio, I'd ,niet at &c 7Jd7 IS PER r~t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20


incg readers how deeply the
looking down into the We knew there
ihd 81 iAru, but did know thu h"rl>is atng
Their cruCb,s, and the wonderful
pruiu organic lite during Low ell
rctnnnced by ct their prominent citizens the lab
"lai"IN II Ib AiEn. Inventor OF tHtKnY PICTORIAL ard
tATnaEIII pli1 where e shown generous
ir;nkn.ss, ii and hi, pro This genius
tar and other vegetable slb-t Has al Pine
pie, berry, HcrLcrry Ounce, Pear Canela CHINA
only equal. bat exceed purity flavor,
those tables themselves Ills oil Winter
aud htlcr tvor titan thai lee gathered che
lhu1nd madr by cnrHnCa competition from the ly
ir.-caib tar lii~ 'c"s h the substance
ultimate hiril made then
compose iL"mm The proportions whI,h exist in
Ct.ri-titi Advocate. noy II lw
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New York Cattle Mari IL Dec. 10

BEEF CtTTtE-Oh,Ings this week = 100 salcs at g. n
Sid y, + inferior to ii quality small advance
an iii, :. lat Elk.
COWS IS - SD as to quality
VEAL CALVES SAFES III a4a7 cents per H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Ss nj 2ak6i for first quality.
SwlNE->nies 81 aS6i l1J lbs tor h-av, led
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

u sOscrriy remedy
the removal Of pmpics bns hochcs tan chaps
other bmi-h"s "i The kin Warm should
c"l lis aspiration persiscncy in its viii
the most stubborn symptoms II scroula Its operation both
ugh and Sold the Maii
en- ane New York, and by all Druggists and s.
box a pot dec ilw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

The Independence Patriot paper published
in Grayson county, wherever that isl winds up
An article On the Democratic nominations as fol-
lows;
Whatsoever may have been tho objections Of some
of Nc 10 Mr. Letcher, no is las was we'll said by
distinguished Democrat in Convention, no longer
simple John Letcher, but the nominee Of the DEM
ocratic party. We will only add, that We are no
longer simple Tom, Dick aud Harry. but Demo-
orats, and rs such. bound to support that nominee.
We are glad 70 hear that Mr.. Letcher is no lon
ger "simple John Letchcr" We were not aware
that he had been at any time, liable to such de-
signation.
Mr. Buchanan announced, after his nomination,
that he WAS no longer James Buchanan, but that
he was the Cincinnati Platform. lnasmuch as
the Petersburg Pandemonium omitted to put forth
q Platform. ne fear Honest John will he some
what at icm for an appropriate alias lie is ev-
identity no longer simple John Letcher." The
Swabian Democracy Of the Tenth Legion have
christened him the Watchdog Of the Treasury"
a very good title 90 far as the Federal Govern
ment is concerned, bu, rather unfortunate one
in view Of his having been announced by the
Richmond Enquirer as the anti-interna i'm
provement candidate for Governor of Virginia"
We are afraid he will watch the Treasury SO close
that not dollar will be appropriated to our in
ternL improvements circumstance which
would doubtless be particularly agreeable to his
Lieutenant 10 view Of the implacable enmity
which the Red Fox invariably exhibited to every
measure Of the sort while he was a member of the
Virginia Legislature.
The word Of command has, however, sounded
from the Democratic dictors-and the rank and
file. without murmur, are falling into line. They
are no longer free agents with the privilege of
doing ~ they please-hat they are bound to vote
for the nominee, willing unwilling. Even so
great coward ~ Falstaf protested against do
ing anything upon compulsion" the rank
and hle Of the Democracy. not only submit to the
compulsory process. but bear the yoke with the
most submissive Of spirits. wel-this is free
country. and ehacUn son gout
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II
xising between the Subscribers uuder the
style of SNEAD CLARK is this day, dissolved l.,
All pcrsus indebted To the atc hn win pease
and settle as il is nccessar. the busi
rs speedily As possible.
thanks Ia the trav cling public, for
the patronage extcndet MS during c"nr Of
W hintt House, and oud rcspe fully ask lis
s.or MI GLE W. CAMERON, who has for II e
years, had charge the inan ike Red Sulphur
springs. wher, h. w"n enrabe reputation landlord.
ti'hti ot subscribers the # the
setting up business
H. SNEAD
LYsCuBuRG, ID, c. l6. lS5sts l.. +. CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

4 AGER BEER SALOON! LAGER BEER
IL SALOON 1.-THE undei signed has the pleasure
the OF nchburg and the refc in
raj that he has opened fine LAGER BEER SALOON, end
endeavors every body the best LAasa of the
be AMI prominent Br Yer, nj Phiadepha, which
acknowl, dyed test ia tue United States
For fanny vi sal duzn bottles Of lager Beer
Sl-the bottles TO Jv returned Come and all
dec l5-dts MM LOOSE
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-PhiI"dcipni".J uhe ~ is57.-Mr..r-

Ferry Davis Son --''rnts or more than
ncted with troubles cough, attended with yclowi,
rnihy cxpect"ratQn. and great follow ed
or 1t wasa liver or lung cough knew
inccSs nj lit king seas ,tin IN chest Calling
III" office of the United STATES Journal city
pr'pri"ers strongly recommended Pain Killer
lscnt and the article and helped immediately, and AN
well This was lst harch withhold my address.
family and myself 10 nrtorey That what
have written solemn truth il well known prop.tors
al the JouHd wu under the nhncnce of giat feeling
Yours ifny AMICIS.
Sold by all medicine dealers
Sold bs JOHN II STAY. LNnohburg lice II CIV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
Special. NOTICES.


The grrntr.t discovery Of tho agc.-1i seldom
occurs that we notice under patent
thcs restorativ.s thing o the kind. q
prejudice against Of them But rnnIor
sitc attention to the advert Of Prof Woods
sorave In the last column the bolt third
paper We too Juvenile require anything Of the kind
but some instances OF its have
which almost assures that il Is remedy against
the hair becoming prrmanrly not Hair Dye
but upon is aPp alton directed. thr effect produced
The skin. which brings the osinal native coor,i hair
without Stiffness and gives glossy and natural
We have persons who have used and they much
pleased with Examine The ELECTROMAGNETIC Republican,
sold BY all good Druggists Idle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

CoLrMnl> COLLEGE, s. c., has conferred the title
of J.. l.. d. upon DR.. Gesoncr Harrison, the dis
ltnguishcd Professor of Latin ut the University of
Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

SAN juan DEL NoRrg. Nov 90, 1888.
DgAR SIR: | have asceftained that public
meeting was held on The 18th inst, Al the station,
house III this town. and petition vas Yesterday
seat t. Sir VIM. Gore Ouslcv. her BTittanic Mai
eSty> r,enippcntary. signed by some seventy al
the residents of this place, requesting him to aid
them in maintaining an independent government
for this port. setting forth that they la for
raj years past government OF their own, made
their own laws, elected their officers, and
managed their own affairs Independent of Ncara-
gun, Mosquito or any Other Power that it was,
IN the opinion of the petitioners. absolutely neees-
sarv that there should he one place in Central
America where the people ruled, and claiming
that the Government here had been established
and conducted on this principle. and had always
afforded shelter and protection to Nicaragaans
and Costa Rcnn>. and others, during the troubles
which for the last few wears had disturbed the
peace of the interior. Sc. The petitioners also
stated that only occasion since the cSt1l-
ll>hment of their Government. had crime escaped
unpunshed ana that the referred IL was that
of the murder of Nicaraguan by captain Of u
transit steamer the San Juan river who was
shielded from justice by Mr.. Scion Borland, while
q minister Of the United States in Nicaragua.
This petition presented to Sir VIM. Gore
Onseley yesterday, with what success ! have not
been able To learn.
Very respectfully your obedient servant.
b. SQUIRE CorRELL.
Captain ]. JARNIr. U. S. N.
United States Ship Suysnuoh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

L1TERAL1sM,-We clip from an exchange curious
example of liberalism in Interpretation, which we
commend to our literast readers as critical euri-
osity
correspondent writes to us on subject Of proph.
ecy as follows believe the LeViathan which job so
clearly and beautifully describes is not gde any
other living monster of the deep. A steam engine on
rate mt Of twenty v miles niles per hour wit w6 ease so ansb
we know, the Levathan," OF English steamship,
may move with tue velocity, and If So will it
not literally fulfill the ancient prophecy recorded in
the 4lst chapter of Job Begin with tie nineteenth
verse, and suppose he is describing huge steamboat
instead of iphaie. " Out of his mouth go burning
lamps, and sparks of fire leap out Outof his nosriis
goeth smoke as out of a seething pot or cauldron.
His breast kindleth GOALS and fame goeth out OF
his mouth. He maketh the deep to boil like pot
He maketh the sea like pot Of ointment He maketh
path to shine after him one would think the deep
to be white or hoary.' Now, would ask any one
who has looked from the stern Of a steamboat when
sailing job has not described the wake Of the boat
to the very life
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

THE BERLIN FREE LovBRs.-F From recent letter
written at Berlin Heights Ohio, we extract the fol-
lowing
The outsiders, in location but not in interest or
feelings had hoped and feryently prayed that they
were blotted out from among us last fall But cur
hopes have been blasted. The influence of the Al
mighty Dollar in the sale Of lands. goods. etc. has
overrdden and beelouded all morals, together with
the bright prospects of the future Of our town, Now
what can we dol The half has not been in the paper
neither is it proper. Their presence is stencil in
our nostris. The boys, young and old, watch the
Free Lovers, and the moment they see movement
towards the creek it is signal for them to hide away
from their parents and visit the exhibition Of their
disgusting and abominable performances in the water
Men and women, naked, are more familiar in their
mutual freedom than your city boys when frolliekng
in the waters of your beautiful Bay together
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

A SAD sToRY.-The Selma Sentinel gives the fol-
lowing particulars in the history of woman now
awaiting trial in Montgomery for the crime Of infant
icide:
We were acquainted with this woman in her girl
hood, and no young lady in Wetumpka was more
highly esteemed than she. She was highly educated
by her father, and on arriving at womanhood mar
county. Soon after his marriage, Major Townsend
moved to Louisiana and there died, leaving hand.
some property to his widow. From the day Of Town
sends death, the widow entered upon system OF
above stated. This woman is respectfully connected
and every means we're adopted by her relatives to
turn her from the evil course she had adopted but to
no purpose, and the result is probably an imprison
ment in the penitentiary for life.
A helping hand to one in trouble is often like a
switch on railroad track-but one inch between
wreck and smOoth-rolling prosperity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30
A MARROW EsoArr.-rhe Washington States of

n
the 23d relates the following:
The $3.50 Baltimore train yesterday made narrow
escape from serious disaster, man and woman
travelling on the railroad discovered large tree
lying directly across the track near curve at Paynes
Branch. Uncertain from which direction the first
train would approach, the man placed his wife in a
position to give the signal to the train il it came from
Baltimore, and Immediately started around the curve
hundred yards from the spot, he saw the latter ap-
preaching at great speed, having been detained here
awaiting the arrival of the Southern train. He gave
The signal, and the train was brought to stand only
six feet from the tree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30
A CASE or PIsINa 70 DaATH.-A 0inoinna

A CASE OF FINING TO UhATh,-A Ulnolnnatl
paper relates the following affecting incidents
gentleman residing in theinterfot of the State Of
Ohio, who has recently returned from California
brought with him little pratting Indian girl, a
sweet interesting creature as ever proved "wel
spring of pleasure in a household. The gentleman
for some reason did not care to have the child remain
in his family, and hence placed her in an Orphans
Asylum, at Cincinnati. The gentleman who left hel
at the asylum had never called to see his little charge
and although she was nourished and cared for will
all the tenderness possible she slowly dropped until
few days since, when she ded-with the last feeting
breath still murmuring the name Of "papa, as she
| had frequently done in her dreams
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

EFFEeT OF ToBAooo on THE MOUTH. - Both
smoking and chewing produce marked alterations in
the most expressive features Of the face The lips
surrounds them aud forms their pupy fulness. Now,
every muscle of the body developed in precise ratio
with its use, as most young men knoW-they en-
deavor to develop and increase their muscle IN the
gymnasium. In splitting and holding the cigar in
the mouth this muscle is in constant use hence the
coarse appearance and irregular development Of the
lips when compared with the rest of the features
Chewers and smokers. The eye loses its natural fire
and becomes dull and lurid It Is unspeculative and
unappreeiatye it answers not before the world its
owner gazes vacanty and often repels conversation
by his stupidity. Tscapel,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30
TolegraplsdLg III NeE lrIeaas -.
THE MaRFlNEz fETrea cow DTfrgu


WAsHts6ToN, July 29,-Is IS slated o0 g0oa an
thority that secreeaFS Cas- denies having addygssd
to President Martinez the letter ahieh sppsarsi ID
the Times of yesterday.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YoHEs Jnly 28s- The Cotton market isEesqvs
sales Of the day 1000 bales No qaotable chanes ia
prices Corn mixed s85e yellow, ss to &c.; Bseoa.
sides, 81 p s2c., shoulders VI Inssd, 7se.;
Sugar Porto Rico, z to &c., MuseoVaass 7 to ne.
CEoIENATI, July 28,-Flonr, 81 Whisky, 12s.s
Corn, 50 to 6Oc.; Oats, Soc; Mess PORK, $ls t5
SIG 50.
River Intelligence
V1cKsBURG, July 29-The steamer Maria Deuning
passed down al II o'clock tbfs morning the #. w.
Eewcomb passed down at 10 o'clock Ii. today.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

Among the marriages in Cincinnati last week was
Mr.. Moon to Miss Shine. In this case no one Will
deny that marriage is mooashine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

Ans. FOR MARSEILLES THE al FAST
N*N sailing American ship CRrnntiC. Capt Deyereux,
us now loading and will have quick dispatch. For
freight, apply 10
For passage having fine accommodations apply to the
tain on board, Post 49, First District. je23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

PHILAD DELP HIA.

Ms7S FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
kS Line Paekets-T The Al fast sailing packet bark j
AsA9 r.. Davis Hand, master, having most Of her
engaged will have dispatch For balance of freight
jy85 GEO. W. HYNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

Passage Only.
AEaS FOR BORDEAU&-THE VERY FAST
gA sailing American ship Isaac Newton, Thos. NJ,
aa Fulton, master, having all of her cargo engaged,
will have immediate Dispatch
For only having superior accommodations for ca6n
and age passengers apply to the captain board Post 49,
jy9 JONES, MAoKINDER 4 CO., 81 Gravisr street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-30

THE SAINT SHE Russ WITH.--A young lady lately
turned Catholic. day or two ago. her little cousin,
a naughty boy, who plays in the streets, came run
ming in to his mother, crying
aE0h, ma Kate has taken st. Cathariue for her
patron saint !"
!" What's patron saint, dear?H
Oh, how green! Don't Yoe know Why IT'S
the saint she runs g6iih,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
PROSPECTUS
THE SOUTHERN STATESMAN.
BY HICKS EVANS.
BY HICKS L EVANS.

In VIEW OF THE GREAT DESTITUTION
u in the readng community, occasioned by the discon-
tnuanee of the Carolina lntegencer and Cleveland Times
the subscribers propose to publish weekly Newspaper
the town of Shelby North Carolina to be devoted Poll
TICS Agriculture General News Education, Morality In
ternal Improvements, Commerce and Miscellany
In it's political complexion the SOUTHERN STATESMAN will
be the advocate Of the principles of Democracy
expounded by Jefferson Jackson Polk and Others be-
evng that under these principles the union of the States
and the perpetuy Of glorious form of Government
will be more likely to be maintained than by any other
party in existence.
The interest of those engaged in Agriculture he most
noble and independent syocation esrth shall be uly
attended to- by publishing occasionally valuable apricu
furo essays as we'll as by living correctly the prices of
concerned. - w A'
We shall expect our paper to be the medium of News
from the Churches; and shall publish sufficient amount
Of moral and religious matter to make safe and desra
bic FAMILY NEWSPAPER. ..a-
In Short to do good is object and will therefore he
greatest aim This hope to accomplish by making
paper free nom errors capacities will enable s
We will commence the publication of the Statesman
shortly after the Democratic Convention at Cberotte IN
the 18th prox If sufficient number Of subscribers is OBJ
tanned to justify it. - .......
All lists and Of subscribers must be forwarded tn
~, at Shelby, by the first of April. ..t
% per payable n advance ION the recent
OF the first number) % SO if not paid in months and
% If payment Is delayed longer than months
>.4e r5Ett 50 s>tt' ! sz-5s.. - -.tr R. Il. HICKS,
= 81. F. EVANS
SHELBY, N. u, marcni4 1893. 90
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
A Rare ChanceI!
OFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF LAND
sdinninu the cornornte limits of tho Town If Lou.

A Rare ChanCey!
II OFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF LAND
II sdjoining the corporate limits of the Town If Lou
isburg. a..- -.
rare opportunity is here presented to those who are
seeking an investment Real Estate not only account
of the aactveness Of the but the album
dant yields afforded by its highly improved and naturally
productive soil The tract contains 800 and
is ntersected b, large Creek along which are GO or so
acres of bottom unsurpassed in fertility. by the richest
River Banks in the State Besides, there number of
branches making into the Creek afordng fine lots for
meadow and grazing The building consists Of beautiful
Cottage Residence continuing six wit anumber of
houses barns &c. all entirely Situated IN
spacious grove of native Oaks and commanding pic
turesque view of the adjacent country
The society Of the neghborhpod highly intelligent
moral and wealthy The educational advantages of the
Village are unsurpassed in the State.
The Residence in view and few moments walk, of the
Male Academy and Female College.
The rapidly increasing prosperity of the Town OF Louis
burg and the and substantial wealth of the Vi
cnitv forces the conviction that the purchaser would haz
ard nothing in such investment. The terms shall suit
the buyer
Louisburg, Jan. CO. 1858. l3-l2t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE.
nj sALE 1850 ACRES YADKIN RIVER

FOR SALE 1850 ACRES YADKIN RIVER
Is LAND AND FERRY. ..s
II TATION on the Yadkn River containing 1850 acres
together with the Ferry. It is situated miles from Sails
bnrv on the main road to Salem and Danvlle the North
Carolina Railroad runs on the borders Of the same On
the premises is good Dwelling House House
and Press ali other necessary out ESQ
acres under cultivation 100 acres when River bottom
and Greek bottom also superior Meadow is well
watered with good Springs and now in good repa some
the place if desired Terms made known on application to
the subscriber.
Salisbury Ian. 1853. 9-3m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE. wuo,n
IL SALE AND RETAIL.-We respectfnlr ;;ns ShoLE-
friends and the public that have in store our
excellent Stock Of Leather and Fndiuqs for ba most
Trade, which will sell low as any Other ,L Spring
South of New York and for less price than thew can %
even there expenses of travelling freight &C. mad
All of our purchases having been made from ttha a
ters and Manufacturers by the whole case or pakaa
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from and
Tanner places in to Goods above owl
ed. Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving a
examination and believe we shall be abs =" STOCK
both as to price and quality Below we enumeate sa
the leading articles viz: 'N'e OIL
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins this maker had ,h
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair hsa '9e
London in 1851 "A ne'u 10
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and Binding Skins
10 Morocco Skins,
300 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemock Sole Leather
50 Band Leather, A'''
Lasts, Boot Trees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools Of .
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools. VI every
Also, Sewed Brogans of our manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction, and many other articles too nnma
to MENTION at No. 21 Old street. opposite Harrio
Saddlery. F. a. R. II. i FNRE
We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store
Petersburg, May 8. 1852. If