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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
On. sCHwARTZE's COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA.

| OF SARSAPARILLA,
| The astonishing success with which disease has
been combated by this powerful remedy for the las
three years, In the District Of Columbia and Other
plaees has induced the proprietor present lis claims
IN more conspicuous manner, under a sincere con
yicton that Its Invaluable and unerring remedial
virtues will benefit thousands, under whose notice
IL may come. Therefor, he would urge II upon all
who read this 10 let IL pass unnoticed but give
lied,
The following are some of the diseases which
will testify 10 its never failing efficacy, viz
Scrofula, in any form
Incipent stages of Consumption, when proceeding
from n scroinous habit;
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis;
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepatic deranee-
ment.
Constitutional Syphilis; General Debility;
Habitual Costumes; Cutaneous Affections, and
all diseases arising from deranged secretions OF i'm
purites of the blood.
Persons taking this remedy should not grow inn
patient or become too snngnine in their hopes Of
ropid restoration 10 health as ta efficacy depends
meBslreably upon the strength Of constitution and
the length OF time that disease has prevailed there
fore would say 10 all who may feel disposed 10 test
Its virtues not 10 commence before they are fully de-
iermined TO continue Its use, whether IL be bot
lie, dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
similar, or can be relieved by any stated number In
anticipation.
The accompanying certificates are from gentlemen
Of respeciabily residingin Washington eiy and not
from those abroad TO whom would refer all those
who are In the least doubtful Hundreds of tcsii-
Inonals can be produced to efficacy, but they
are seldom or ever reod, credence given Them
have thought few respectable certificates coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice,
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GER TIFIC4TES.

Dear Sir: Having, through the agency of your
extract of sarsaparilla accomplished most remark.
tant TO make all acquainted with her case who may
be similarly afflicted, as it may be the means Of sa-
wing many from premature DEATH About four
years ago my sisters health began To decline, and
continued to do for the space of two years. when
she was suddenly attacked with n bronchial alice
lion, or what is commonly called bronchitis. Hav-
Ing been attacked with the best medical skill with
out benefit and finally pronounced incurnble, she
determined try your extract of snrsarilla and nf
ter the Use Of the very limited number of three bot
ties, she was completely restored, and has enjoyed
better health than she ever before experienced
Hoping that this description Of her case will come
under the notice of many who may be similarly uf-
hicted, am most respectfully, yours,
CHARLES w. STEWART
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". Johnson,

S. ID. Hubbard,
Truman ,Sniiih,
John A. Rocktreu,
James DirOR,
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW.

Professor rsnrs residence corner q and s.h street.
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John W Houston,
Ejioard c. CabsA.
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OFFICERS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE,
Hon George NJ. Dallas, Chancellor.
Hon William w. Sealon, #.1
Professor A. ID Rache, esq, Executive Committee
Hon James A. Pearce, \
Professor Joseph Henry H.. D. secretary
Professor Charles O. Jewett, Assistant Secretary.
REGENTS. - ErnDfcio.
Hon. George NJ Dallas, Vice President Of the United
States, Pa
Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice of the Uned States,
Md ~
Hon. William W. Seaon, Mayor OF the city OF Wash
ington.
Senators.
Hon. Sidney Breese, Carlyle, Illinois.
Hon. lanes A. Pearre Chesterown, Maryland
Hon, Jefferson Davis Warrenton, Mississippi ~
Representatives.
Hon. Henry w. Hiillard Montgomery, Alabama
Hon. George p, Marsh, Burlington, Vermont.
Hon. Robert McClelland, Munroe, Michigan.
81. Citi=ens at Large. a...
Hon Rufus Choate, Boston, Massachusetts
Gideon Hawley, Ill. D., Albany, New YORK , Is
Hon William O. Preston, Columbia, Soth ,roi .i,s,
Professor A. Dallas Bache, liz d, National ihs"'uei
Washington. >,,a,,,i tn,,i
Breyet Brig General Joseph G Tonsn Nat""a' ihs'''
tute, Washington
Hon Richard Rush Paris France
uFuFT d n
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WAsHsGToN, December ~, ls47.

am most respectfully yours, &C.,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31

The citizens Of our town were addressed Mon
day evening, by Mr.. James, Of BIountville, Ten
nessee, on the subject Of the Railway improve
ments that State. Mr.. James impaired TO his
hearers much valuable information, and assured
y. that before the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Road Company could construct their line, that
Tennessee will have built the East Tennessee
and Knoxville Rail Road, thus extending our I'M
provcment to knoXville;that the East Tennessee
and Georgia Road; from Knoxville to the Geor-
gla State line, viii likewise be done BY the time
we reach the termini. southwest Of our Road.
Furthermore, that the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Road will be finished within the next four
or five years. When these lines shall have been
completed, Lynchburg Will be the Eastern term-
nus OF great line Of intercommunication, which
will conduct into the valley of James River the
tonnage and travel ola greater extent Of country
than all that portion Of the United States North
and East of Pennsylvania. Well may our towns
men be proud ofthe noble efforts they have made
IN the great cause Of internal improvement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
HUNGARY.

The contest between Hungary and Austria is
now exciting intense interest Hungary, arous-
ed by the imperial manifesto of October last, re-
solved or.a war, which she has prosecuted with
great bravery. This manifesto found Hungary
without organization, destitute Of troops, and, a.
bove all occupied by 40 900 ofthe opposition's ar
my. Fortunately for Hungary $40 900 of the Aus
trian forces rebelled, and forsakng the black and
yellow ensign Of Austria rallied around the white
red, and green flag of Hungary. Surrounded by
every thing to discourage and nothing to cheer
but animated by determination to resist despQt-
ism, the Hungarian army commenced their march
to Vienna; in the vicinity of which they were
met by the combined forces Of Austria and we're
driven back, with loss Of 7 900, but with unbro-
ken ranks Defeat did not discourage but ami
mated them. The contest exhibited TO Austria
the Hungarian strength, andt Hungary her own
defects. While the former was troubled at the
determination manifested by the latter, the latter
applied herself to the correcting of her defects
Manufactures Of arms were soon established, ca
pabIe Of making five hundred daily; churches
were robbed Of their bells to obtain metal; and
enlistments were made with vigor. Throughout
the entire nation, the spirit Of patriotism prevail
ed, and the riches Of the wealthy and the pit
lance Of the poor were contributed to the nation
al treasury. martial spirit spread itself even
10 the women of the nation, who, clothed as war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
IF EMS.

- The Burlington Woollen Mills have suspended
operations, in consequence Of the companys indebted
ness.
- Samuel Hart has been appointed to fiji the va
cancy occaSloned by The death Of Judge Brough
- The Wing Stale Convention of Louisiana has
nominated as Governor, Alexander Decloue, and as
Lieutenant Governor Duncan +. Kinner.
- Preparations being made in ST. Louis 10
rebuild those houses which were DESTROYED BY the
fire: The improvement in business has been consider
able.
- Five dwelling houses were destroyed by fire in
Washington the 9th inst.
- Macready has sent $1,000 to The Mayor Of
he city Of New York for the relief Of The persons suf-
ferng from the late riot, was reported.
- The overflwing of the Mississippi has injured
Cen 1aylor's plantation to the amount Of thirty thou
sand dollars.
- Chief Justice fancy and his family are now at
Cd Point Comfort, Va.
- The recent rains have so improved the crops of
South Carolina as Intue the expectation Of an aver
age crop, provided tie deprcdatlons Of the worms be
stopped.
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they bad ever been known to attain st Louis. and
at narrow parts Of the river as high thirty
feet During that food. hevilages Of St Genevieye,
Fort Chartres haskaskia It. Philippe, Cahoka, &c.
totally submerged and the Inhabitants, who had
fed TO the hills that overlook the rich bottom, inter
changed visits by water from the rocky Bluffs Of the
rrht side o the river the hills that border kaskas
kia The recent food Chat Of lS4D exceeded that of
1885 by more than feet. At St Louis. the usu
al spring rise greater than in any previous year
since 1926 the tn June, the height had decreased
about four feet and on the day 18th June, the
water commenced rising again. at tile rate Of from Six
TO ten inches in twenty-unr hours and continued in
about the ratio uu the I1th when it HAD reach
ed height of six inches above the ma yimum Of
the spriug rise The river continued to swell until
bout six O'Clock the 18th June, at which time it
had gained its greatest altitude ana had entirely sub
merged the first stories Of the buildings Oh tile evee
land in some places filing the second stcry,) having
attained height of thirty eight feet one inch above
low water mark and feet inch above the city
grade. At this time, the water commenced receding
slowly and the 18th Of July, had just left the first
floor Of the stories the Levee and continued to fall
gradually until the LIST Of September. The city haze
caused monument to be erected on line with the
curb in Water street. opposite the front Of the
City Hail. to commemorate this deporable calimity.
On the monument. which is plain obelisk. sixteen
feet in height and four feet square, is the following
inscription -
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Oats-Prices ranpe from q I, 20 cts
.FLarseed-Small sales have been made At 90 cents
per bnshel..
! HEMp-There is a licht stool, in tba market. and
we are not advised Of anv Transactions If ,onIent
PROVISIONS,-Since our l,st weekly rsnort the
transactions have been more active and nces GENERALLY
have advanced
poyk.-\Ve note sales of d bels Moss At al 4 ms
so bis do atsll. cash and 30 bbIs Al All 25 On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGTNIAN.
BLACKBOARD. TOWNLEY & CO.,
PROPEIETORs.
LYNCEEgUIG. MAY 81. 1870.
TO POSTMASTER

There is great complaint of irregularity in re-
ceivng the ''Virginian' at sundry Post OEices.
1t is probable the difficulty arises at some of the
distributing Offices, by putting the packages in
wrong lines. 1t has been suggested to US, that
thepackagcs. directed to Green Hill p. O., ~
Campbell county; and TO ''Alount Airy p. o. y
Pittsylvania county. are Improperly continued on
lines. If PoStmasters will aid us in getting the
thing right, it will be an accommodation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31

~ We received, by the mail of Tuesday
night the first copy of "Brownlow's Knoxville
Wing, which comes to us published with neat
ness and filled with variety Of interesting mat
ter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
LOW WATER MARK.

H. the accounts published Hitherto of the fire it was
said that Mr. Thomas B. Fargo, an auctoneer, had
been killed. This was immediately discovered to be
mistake. t vas Mr Targee, Of s. Louis and head Of
the Fire department an cnrai Using and well known
citizen Of st. Louis, originally of New York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAuRo,n

FIN7lI-'I = m = IN n I-''oT-T- hAIL ROAN
Col. Charles.F. NJ Garnett, of Essex COUNT
Va, late Chief Engineer Of the State Of Georr;,
has been appointed Chief Engineer Of TIE TIT.,
ginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company: anJ
Andrew Ellison, Jr., late Chief Engineer oftba
South Shore Rail Road, Massachusetts, hs Prjn.
cipal Assistant.
We congratulate the Stockholders on The al
mirabe selection, which has been made BY tbo
Board Of Directors, in filing these highly impor-
tant offices. Col Garnctt's reputation tor Great
skill i'll his profession is wclllestablishe through
out the whole country; and the fact that AIr H.
Iison should have been employed BY Eoston
Rail Road Company, as Chief Engineer of one
Of the important lines Of Improvement, termina-
ting IN that city IS the best guarantee that can h,
given Of his superior qualifications in his profess
sion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31
NATIONAL CREDIT.

The conditioned Europe is frauglt with inter
est. Europe is not only in state Of political aoi-
tation, but Of financial embarrassment If tbe
Prince has to summon his people 70 qucll insur-
rechonS the ingenuity Of the tinancier must be-
employed 70 defray the national expenditures
Hall Of the income Of Russia is expended upon
her Standing army Holland is still encountered
with the debts contracted during her revolution.
Austria, having twice failed, is now beg.arcd
and vet she must sustain an army To contend
with Hungary. The financial state of or conn
try strongly contrasts with this dark picture. The
labor Of the people Of the United States Yields =
600, 600 000, while her Government is indebted
only 70 the amount Of about 90 00O.000. Each
State n the Union is entirely solvent and it can
can pay regularly the interest of its debt. The
general Government is competent TO make regu-
lar payments of the interest on its debt ana u ey-
tnguish the principal speedily. The National
lntelhgencer, from which we condense this arti-
Gle, says: "The funded debt Of the United
States was il 1877 about one hundred.and thr-
ty millions Of dollars, all # which was paid of
before The year 1892 including thirteen millions
q dollars Of three per cent stock. This three pcr
cent stock was not only paid off at par but i sur-
plus OF tWentY-eILht millions Of dollars divided
among the States"
While this state Of things reflects great credit
upon the tinanciers of our Government, great
portion Of the credit should be given 10 the peo-
PIE themselves. They are willing to appropri-
ate any reasonable proportion of the productions
Of their labor TO the liquidation of State del, or
/ TO submit to any measure which vii! enable the
National Government to meet its Liabilities al
though for time it may operate against them
So universal is the prevalence Of patriotism. that
each man Identities the national honor with his
own; and' ~ doubt. knowledge Of this IA
cI.tateS The tnancler in deviSng means to defraY
the national expenses; it most assurcdlv aids him
n thu execution Of bis duties. But, for all Of
these advantages, our Government s indebted
mani y to me industry Of our people. Their en-
ergy IN the culture 1.-THE SOIL ana III tAe manu-
featuring OF ts productions, together with the Ia
bors bestowed in developing the mineral resour-
ces Ct the country, has, not only given increased
wealth e the nation, but has attracted the COM
merce Of other countries. Thus, the people in
dusry both increases the amount of taxable prop
erty, and brings revenue from other nations.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DoISes IN TIE NAVY YARD.-The United
States Frigste Cumberland sailed from her moorns'
the Navy Yard on Tuesday morning last and is no A"
lying of the Battery. She is destined to JON the
Mediterranean feet. She has complement oil 4O0
men, and is commanded by Capt. VIM Il Lstimer' D.
q. williamson First Lieutenant This vessel IS SAID 10
be one OF the hsndsomest Frigates in the Navy
The schooner Nautilus is lying here, preparatory to
sailing for Fire Island At Which place she Is TO com
rnence government survey. The steamer Jefferson
will proceed to Cape Hstteras on the business
The health Of the yard generally Is represented 10 be
excellent
l>QUEsrs.-Coroner Ball held three inauests on
Tuesday afternoon last The first on the body OF
msn named John C. Barber who was accidentally
drowned 81 Gowsnus while bathing The Jury render.
I'd verdict that the deceased came TO his death by
accidental drowning. Another held on a man
named McMann, who died of the prevailing epidemic
~ No a Columbias St Also on the body OF Stubborn
child which was found in Perpont st. the Heigh
BROOKLYN
Police CoURT-On Monday night last some daring bur
ri =. enr-Ted The house occupied by p Child. No 80
Badge-st and stole some silver spoons ana s"sA sum
OF money, worth In all about 80
CITY CoURr-fn Chamb ers.-Jdeno Co'peHi0 vs.
Joha Van Nosfyand This action Tor spceiht per
ofmsuce OF contract IN building house on usct o ground
A. the corner Of Henry and HObOkensL soa BROOK
lyn The case not concluded, and stands adjourned
" Monday morning next
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THE FxUIRITIoN OF PAINTINGS by Ar
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WoRKs ON SCIENCE AND ART.

II APPLETON 4 co 2o Broadway. have Just pub.
D.i,hed gratis. Catalogue Of Works on Science and
Art including ARCHITECTURE $50 ding, Decorsnon S,vl'
ana Mechanical FnRineeriuE Chemistry. Geology Mill
erslosy Maihrmaucs Natural History. Agriculture, Oar
deulng Bofany &c &C.
ID Co viii pleased send this list 10 all per
sou. who will forward fneir sddress 20 then.
d A Co are preparing FOR publication
A Dictionary OF Machines. Mechanics. Euginc-wors
and Engineering designed for Practical Woskng Men
and those intended for the Engineering Profession
Fitted bv Oliver rne lately Professor OF Mathematics
M he College Of Civil Engneers, London 10 he com
nrfed In about 50 numbers. III Is cents each comprising
nearly 1900 pages ana i00ilustrauons
Nearly ready
Th@ Mechanics Assistant. borough Practical y res
- on Mensursion and the sliding Rule, &c SC. by ID NJ
knapeu A NJ / vol i2no
Recently Puolis she'd
3. A Catechsm OF the Steam Engine, by John Bourne
emo = cis.
Gltmc Architecture, applied 10 Modern Residences
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\ IHE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
~,.,.ra-peath Of Patrick McCabe-Capc
Nay-Market--st stocks, DC.
-..nopdence Of The Tribune.

.--..nopdence Of The tribune
oo"''r PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, July %
The Cholera report is more favorable QUA
!, wa. Yesterday Forty one cases and - oes'"'
,.nor,ed by the Board OF Health TO day al ''''~
-. occurred durip: the previous "a hours
mentioned 10 my letter yesterday 'n1' ''''0N
.,.c.h. died suddenly yesterday and that 'ne pro
-. .vsaina he had been forcibiy eJeeHo from !"
-. MANY supposed that be had died rom '"e
.. INJURIES received while being elected. ne
g. .'. Inv however, alter pDH h'o7if'' 'N"''.
Corone' r~d verdict that he died IN cons qu'nee
GOD renoes,r niece Of meat while eating breakfast
A htile son OF lsuis iV"A"' ~
81 .usyunk yesterday IN. eu,.., ~, With
u -. =, Cape May are rapidly hNlhs up WIN
Inc ~. r., delahiul watering place AD'u' <'V
ri'e,. Ii, eur cry this morning Tor the APP IA
p mem the population Of cape iS'a"u A''J %
s.,.lv pnt down Al 3VO ,. today sud zee
sss1 70, market has been very Qlft pdaF ~
The tva 20 nof,ce At present sound Ola STOCK u
ID. and fresh ground ~ ~ ~, ..' - s",
r.. g. ~. 10 be ground from ne" -. - Ia
fo ~ 49,, -,,.unptlon prices range rom ~ -
- 1910 demand. Rye -Four IL steady a. -, 10
WIZ on Meal have been rtpofirn. 'la'h " 80
tAe' an .rnve SLOW y, snd the Only shrs ir' "a
~. new red a. % per bushel No safes OF Ayr
100 nes.a. come sale. Of yellow have been made a.
CON -, nnee 10 be- fixed, and 60 ou-heIs yeiio"
", sot A. - SC OSts-No farther safes nave
been repos a,tce. have al upward tendency. Cotton
n4iseS ose,sie zclry and prices are iHly n"ihiineo
Tss, 4. scarce and commands % CO. h "O' aNu
10 hhcs . t.,,, 1,.,,6-qO Carnden and Amboy
sL5d'Ss n SO T. Loan g.. %, llti 'lw 'iy
kh a. isl I'non Cana, n, Pmiadei bk ~ 90
a., RI re- 10 Che. Del Cana i bas' 10 s-''O O'''''
W" 90 49, - Ico & Bk, y, 81 Penn RR. 39 ~
SO. So| Gal N 1880 Ches Del Canal De- o. ot4i
zoo 40 d. 'ss 81; 10 Camden Amboy Rk' 80.