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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-09

M r o IL FAINT TO FAR vi ERS.
L Gardeners, Florists, incorporated Companies MN
ntdcturers Arfzans Professional Men, Mechanics and
othgs-The Pump and Fire Engine
Secured By United Stats, Lat.
terS- Patent.-ALL INFRINGEmEETs WILL BE PRosEcu
TED LAW. This is the most valuable invention Of
the age; and without which, manufactures, public edi
ices hotels, and private dwellings, incomplete and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient.
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent of all
lunaccommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance to the incendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. r. Drifting ham Mitchell's PUMP
md ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable ar.
pendage, great convenience and an efficient prOtec
ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
R. b. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
K. j. GAINES, Charlotte.
The Pump can be in at Dr. VIM. 8. Morriss
Diuguids foundry and at many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump be seen in Ric mond, at t,, Wing
nffce. They are warranted t. FORK vigil for year
~ NOTICE.-All persLn- buying ,lling tile
above articles, responsible to me for it.
BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-d1v Proprietor.
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EAGLE MARBLE WORks,


- John r. ROGERS has removed his MarbleWork
,os corner Main and 9Th streets. wherewillbe fou
- fine assortment of Egyptian Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Manel
Pieces = every description, WALTZ ates, Fronts, &c
ANY design 10 carving executed in the neatesi man
zssr Orders from the country, with city reference
- romptly attended 10.
Mr. Il having served his apprenticeship one Of the
largest establishments In New York city and having
,nuch experience in the business aters himself thai
m work executed hsshop viii give entire satsiae.
zion as any done North South.
Richmond. July l4-lyd
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LIZ Professor ALEX. U. BARRY's TRIco PHERoUs, OF
INDICATED COMPOUND, for Beautfying, Curling, re-
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, feeY
ing Diseases of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains ana
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geoglaphl'
cal lines, be reputation of BARRYs TRIcoPHERoUs per
vades the Union. The sales of he article of late arS
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after a careful examination OF us
sales book inds that number CT bottles delivered to or
der in quantities of from half gross upward, during she
year 1852, was within a trihe of $50, 900.
1t is unnecessary present at length the evidence
ofthe wonderful properties of the Trichopherous when
the public had furnished such an Endorsement as TINS
The cheapness of the article and the plantations gwen
ofits chemical action upon the harthe scalp and IN al
of superficial irritation, first recommended "
the attention of the people, This all that the 'nVe
tor desired. Every bottle advertised itself ne enee
of the fluid exceeded expectation 1t acted Ike
charm. The ladies would not be without it, County
dealers in every section OF the United States tounc @
must have it; and thus built up wholesale tue q
hitherto unheard of as regards articles u
this kind. The highest point has not yet been reaon
and it is believed that the sales this year will be "'
lion and a half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway view
Y ork Retail price, 25 cents large bottle CIT
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity Our.
by the priropal merchants and druggists Throughout e
United States and Canada Mexico, West Indies, uEea'
Britain France, &c.
Sold by D. R. Lyman, J H. Seay and R. Stabief' "
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DEIslkY Il Co.'S Qualifications euS
Il constructed entirely new principle ,eh:t,
ing them very free and flexible the points sin'
to the best pens made from Quilts, , -,
They write with great and freedom and 90 "O'
fatigue the hand.
ALSO
schools, &c received bv C. MORSE.
July Its
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IN Agent again opening great variety of New Goods
IL: Parasols Bunnets. Gloves, Cali oes, Lawns, Rib
ons, Trimmings, &C., SSc.Al of which will be solo
Or Cash only. ma 2l-tsl
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rTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish of


Pursuant to law and proclamation Of his exceAency
PAUL 0. HEBERT, Governor Of the State of Louisiana,
dated 10th September 1853 An election will be held In the
Parish Of Laourche MONDAY the 9Th day of November
1853 between the hour of and for the purpose
of voting for One Member Of Congress- for the I'd Congress
sona District composed of that part of the city of New Or
leans above Canal street known the 1st District and Dis
rct No Four formerly the city Of Lafayette Of the Parishes
of Jefferson st. Charles st. John the Baptist St. James,
Ascension Assumption, Lafourche Terrebonne, st. Mary
and St. Martins.
Fer State Treasurer, Auditor of Public Accounts,
and Superintendent of Public Education.
For State Senator from the District composed Of the
Parishes of Assumption, Lafourcle and Terrebonne.
For Sheriff, Recorder Clerk of Court Coroner, and As
sessor for Three Representatives the Legislature for the
Parish of Lafourche.
The places of Elections and the Commissioners are the
same established by law.
The Commissioners will make their returns due form to
the undersigned Sheriff and returning Officer.
NJ. B0URG, Sheriff and returning Officer.
Iafnurche Sentemhrr % 1853
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j
THE GREAEEsr CLIpPER-SHIp IN THE WORLD.
On thsa4th lint, the mammoth clipper ship
Great Republic, was successfully launched at
Rsst Boston, bounding into her adopted element
amid the cheers ,of thirty Thousand spectators.
She III Marine wonder, the longest, largest and
sharpest ship ever built IN the United States.
The dimensfons given Ter hi the Boston papers
ara length 325 feet, width ia fee, depth So feet
registered tonnage, 4,600. with stowags espasity
fof betWeea g, ESQ md I, ,0O6 tons. ~ 1.sss s
n y j estimAtsd that she has 2, $50 tons of
white oak i her frames. hooks and knees;
l,6000 coo feet of hald pine In her kelsons cell
ing. deck frames, decks planking, &C., 800 tons
of iron, 30 TINS at copper, i 900, knees, ana
thnttke hbof bestdwed mon her amounts ID
5000 dxys Wor Slles his ooncaye lines Tor
ward and III, and ! round stern, and Is copper
ed mp To 25 feet drnuRhS sz xsssaa
A0 heE atisns ~ d. ne upper. be-
tWeea decks, and .ena u apar deck she ~ )
shelter honaeas sfoe ~ eseMasin nd dswexthcr, s
stsAnl e1eil u power, desi k.red ID do
al The heaFy xofk a ~ ,thiip, slch. u tskiill
II and disclnI ing s1a1goy and ksisling .topsail6
stsesk a6A4 - laar s1111g ~ Aftsr Dne fcre-
andzaft xinned Ike = u 1is3 q, y ,berk,
and the Othazs haye 1aebed sclaarer = Har
ms ], aud, lal ,feet
- - = = 4 u s2B Il - 81 d Iahst1
-
e. BcsS =
~ IN i = 4 = S Il md viii csrYys1f0
nsa - 81 a '1azl - buiiiik
~ H. +. Il |. -
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ETATDE LALOUIsIANErparoisse

Conformemsnt la le ct proclamation de Excel
lence Paul O. Heber Gouverner de rEtat Louisiana,
date le 10 sepembre 1853 election dams la pa
rosse de Terreboe LUNDI le Noyemhre, 1885, depns
presenant Congress lie Deuxee District Congress
sione compose de cee artie de vile de la Nouvelle
leans qu trouve haut de la du Canal connue
lie Premier District ct lie District No. A.
vile de Lafayette des parosses de Jefferson St. Charles St.
Jean Baptiste St. Jacques, Ascension, Assumption, La
fourche, Terrebonne, Ste. Marie ct St Martin.
Pour Tresorer d'Etat Auteur des Complies Pubcs
ct un surintendant de rEducation Publque.
Pour un Senateur dEtat pour District compose des pa
rosses de Lafourche, Assumption ct Terrebonne.
Pour Sheriff. Recorder, Greier de Cour, Coroner As
ct Jnge de Pax ct Constable pour chaque
rondissement de Ia dite Paroisse
Pour Representanta la Legislature pour Ia parosse de
Terrebonne
Les Geux deections ct les Commissares sont e
etablies par la oi --"-
Les Commissares feron eur retours foe legales
soussigne Sheriff ct officer retournant
Octobre !, 1853. NJ VERRET, Sheriff
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS, e.
MA NUFA CTURERS
ds1Sn IN SPLENDID PRIZES =

SlJ IeJO Volume TX OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
commences ON the ith Of September chiefly devoted
to the advancement Of the interests Of Mechanics oent
ors Mns,tftcturers and Farmers, by the diffusion of
useful knowledge upon these important branches. h
edited by practically skilled in the arts and sciences
and is widely regarded sound and able Journal Nearly
all the VALUABLE PATEsTs which issue weekly from the
Patent Office HLusTRATED with Engyavings and the
Claims Of all the pates published i its columns thus
making the papers perfect Scientific and mechanical Ency-
clepedia for future well present reference The sce
tc American very extensively circulaedts circulation
the hast volme exceeding 1880 copies per week s
in form binding each volume contains Several Hundred
Enravngs and over Four Hundred Pages Of Reaing Mat
ter with Index. The racacd5 receipts alone are worth
to any family much than the subscription price
The Publishers offer the following valuable prizes Tor the
largest lists os subscribers sent by the st January
500 will be given the largest fist ss for the second
$50 for the third 45 for the fourth fo fes the nth *5
for the sixth $50 for the seventh $e5 for the eighth $40
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IS for the twelfth The cash will be paid TO the order Of the
successful competitor Immediately after january 1s 1854
TERMS :Onecopy one year, sa; one copy six months,
41 i've copies six months 81 ten copies six months, IS;
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Letters should be directed, postpaid to
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ELECTION NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

IL STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF TERREBONNE
Pursuant 10 law and proclamation Of his excelency PAU
OHEBERT Governor Of the State of Louisiana, dated 10th
Of September 1853 An election win be held in the Parish
Terrebonne MONDAY, the 7th OF November, 1s5s be-
tween the hours of p for the purpose Of voting
for Member Of Congress- for the I'd Congressional Dis
ict composed part Of the city Of New Orleans above
Canal street known the 1st District and District No -Four
formerly the city Of Lafayette Of the Parishes Of Jefferson
St. Charles st. John the Bapse, ST. james, Ascension, AS
SUMPTION Lafourche Terrebonne st. Mary and St Martins
For State Treasurer an Auditor of Public Accounts
and Superintendent Of Public Education.
For Senator from the District composed Of the Parishes
Of Assumption, Lafourche and Terrebonne
For Sheriff. Recorder Clerk of Court Coroner Assessor
Justice of the Peace and Constable in each ward
one Representative for the Parish of Terrebonne.
The places of election and the commissioners the
az established by law. 49, .+.s Il
The Commissioners will make their returns in due form to
the undersigned Sheriff and returning officer.
NJ. VERRET Sheriff and returning officer.
Terrehonue October g. 1888
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OLD PApERs. AND OH TIMEs.-At the time
Of Arnold's treason, in 1880 paper, devo-
ted 10 the American cause, was published at
FishkilI, New York. called the aNew York
Packet and Advertiser New York city at
that time--as well as the whole southern
part Of the state-was in the hands of the
British, AMI Of course all publications south
Of the dividing line, were under the control
of the enemy. Hshkill being in possession
of the American, the Packet published,
without restriction, the occurrences of the
time. A file Of this paper for the year 1880,
has been preserved, and is in possession of
Governor Seymour, several copies of which,
through his kindness, we have had the
pleasure of examining. The number dated
October IL, contains a long account OF
Arnold's treason and other matters con-
nected with it, most of which has often
been republished; but the following, taken
from an account of the demonstration in
Philadelphia, where Arnold was burnt IN
efigy, we do not recollect having before
seen. A simple description Of the effgy
and other representative figures which:
amid the shouts Of the populace, were
Pafaded through the streets of the city, is,
perhaps, more expressive of the feeling Of
the people than would be full report of the
speeches made on the occasion A staging,
built upon the body Of cart, contained the
images, which consisted of an effigy of Gen.
Arnold, dressed in regimentals, having two
faces emblematcal Of his traitorous con-
duet, mask in his left hand, and letter
from Beelzebub in his right, telling him he
had done all the mischief he could d. and
now he must hang himself. Close behind
was representation of the devil: dressed in
black robes, and shaking purse of money
at Arnold, while in his right hand he had a
pitchfork ready to drive him into hell, as
The reward due the crimes his thirst of gold
had caused him to commit. On the front Of
the stage was placed large lantern of
transparent paper, on one side Of which
Gen. Arnold was represented on his knees
before the devil, who is pulling him into the
flames, while Arnold says, las represented
on a label from his MOUTH aMy dear sir,
have served you faithfullyn-to which the
devil replies, and I'll reward YOU" On
the reverse side was the figure Of man
dangling from the gallows, sud underneath,
The Traitors Reward" and other inscrip-
tions. s55@
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Daguerreotype L1kenesses!
HAKEN BY C.. FREIDAL. 1ate of No

Il H. St. Charles street, New Orleans) The advertiser
respectfully to the citizens of Thboax and the
surrounding country that having had long experience in the
Art and having procured all the late he feels
assured OF giving all who may favor him with call stic
tion. His PICTURES taken with le-lke cpiors, and
perfect fac smiles OF the originals Children and groups
taken in superior style. ROOMS AT THE BANK
Family groups of from to 10, companies Societies. Glasses
of Schools numbering from 10 to 20 over take m
superior style Pictures copied miniatures ockets mag
nied on large plates or large dauerreoypes
copied in small lockets or rings. All which will be
done satisfactorily no pay. je1S
In order to conform to the rules of the country, and
in consequence of the difficulty of obtaining money this
season of the year, Mr. f. informs the public that he w
when is desired extend the usual credit till the 1s March,
to responsible persons who paonze him to the amount Of
five dollars upwards -s tS
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ELECTION NOTICE.

~ STATE OF FLOUISIANA-PARISH OF LAFOURCIIE,
Pursuant tolaw and proclamation of his excelency PAUL
O. HEBERT Governor of the State Of louisiana dated the
10th of September election viii be held in the Parish
of Lafourche, MONDAY, the 7th NOVEMBER, from
o'clock to O'Clock for the purpose of eectng
Justice of the Peace and Constable for each Ward in said
situated which shall elect Justices Of the Peace and
Constable.
The places of election and commissioners are the same
prescribed by law The commissioners win make their
returns in due form to the undersigned Sheriff and returning
officer. M. B0URG, Sheriff and returning officer.
Lafourche October Z. 1Sl3
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sFRoM THE JAPAN ExPEDITI0N.--Byst the over
land Indian mail leceived in England, We learn
That the United States expedition sailed from
see.choo on July 3rd, for Japan. The COM
nodores feet, consisting of the steamers Sns-
qaehanna and Princeton, ships Plymouth and
saratoga, to be followed by the Powhatan and
Nandalia.
The North China Herald, Of July 9th, says:
Information has reached as privately, that
While the q. States feet were III neighborhood
dNapican, Napakian, the Susquehana and
saratoga went on q cruise eastward, and touch
aat several beautiful islands, where they dir
tibuted live stock. They also touched 1T an
island named Bonean 70 their surprise they
discovered d few European residents, consiBtifa
Of English, Scotch, Irish and Spanish, who had
left whalers and established themselves there.
Among them were about elesepAlqpen. The
governor Of the island is ScSlhhman. He
saims the island as his own, and has been set
asd there about twenty years. He has family
= eleven children, one Of whom was drowned =
hx days before the Susquehanna touched there,
endeavoring to cross the bar. zsF
The commodore has made purchase of q
see Of land, containing about ten acres, for
w dollars. It Is IN good situation, on one
Ne best sites Of the harbor, and Ii intended
10y government coal depot The island is
infamous, and the harbor excellent, having
nom eighteen TO twenty fatfcms Of water 1t tlre
sAehclsge. Shells, such as Holsters and cray
ash. abound; on land plenty Of wilIbeasta -
=. q found Plums, banaHas, plantains, md
~ ssaef varieties Of fruit, ne abundant on thS
!, - Rassiaa frigats Cullas, md u Russian
MRNf-WAr immaiiataIv fnllnv.ssf tha ~ frsyt
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COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
~ dersgned takes this method Of announcing to his
friends and the public that he is prepared receive
collection all kinds of accounts and promssory for
any part of the State; and hopes by strict attention
all business conded to his care be deserving Of their
liberal patronage J. A. RDBICHAUX.
Thibodaux, March s. 1853. 13-tf.
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From the Santa Fe Gazette.
Rail Road Song. d

Rail Road Song.
TusE-La AarcAs de Sl,ssa A~ssds
The great Pacific Railroad
For California, hail
Bring on the locomotive
Lay down the iron rail
Across the rolling praries
BY steam we're bound 10 go;
The railroad cars are coming, humnling,
Through New Mexico.
Wen frighten from the Indian trail,
The Indians ana their squawss
THEY'LL zee the thorse Of iron = rush III
Across the Arkansas. Sss
Hal ha they'll never bny ,,s now,
Well "overawe them 50;
The railroad cars are coming humining,
Through New Mexico.
The prairie dogs in Dogtown
win wag each little tail,
They'll think the de'il's coming sure
"riling on a rail, ash
The rattle snake may show his fangs,
The owl to- -white-tu-whoo;
The railroad cars are coming, hummiilg,
Through New Mexico.
We're on the Indian Island" here,
And do not care a button: 80 as
As soon as we get sheep enough,
Wen feed the world on mutton,
We've wheat, and corn, and ellie, and rye
Some punlkins We can snow; g4,ss s
The railroad cars are coming, humming, a
Trough New Mexico.
IS We're a peculiar people: We
Don't change with every wind; 9S
We don't run after Kossnth |; we
Don't worship Jenny Lind. s'
Wedon't~ " blow up y in steamboats,;
Don't s'flfbustering Co.
The railroad cars are coming, humming,
Through New Mexico. @
We have no Mormon prophets, with
Their spiritual wives;
We wouldn't +" rap for spirits no,
We wouldn't for our lives.
But we've u medium fresh from Taos
We often !" tap "-we do
The railroad cars are coming, huinming,
Through New Mexico. s
We've gold dust in the mountains,
And silver in the ore,
And sparkling gems and precious stones,
At least cord or more,
We've lakes of salt and hot spring
Heated down below;
The railroad cars are coming, humming,
Through New Mexico.
We 20 million on the road, =
Wen cut ii rather fat,
. Wen up our subscriptions brown,
Just "bet your life on that. =
Our tracks, the track you read ab0ut,
Forever free from SNOW
The rairoad cars are coming, humnGng,
Through New Mexico. s'
Then go it 6 progress" 60 II boots. !"
And '' Young America"
And rush the cars Of destiny
10 Cal--i-for MIA.
Well sacrifice our hat, we will
HI Four dollar hat bran new s ssss 81
The railroad cars are coming, humming,
Through New Mexico. ssSs III 0
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Il #f9a ss& Wanted &# szsH %
A TEACHER to whom a liberal salar

a win be gven competent to take charge of the Guion
Academy in the Of Thibodaux the capacity Of Pn-
cpa and persfecty qualified to teach and pt thorough
English education. :s..c - -e VI
the PRINCIPAL have under their charge about hundred
pupils.
Proposals viii be received TO the end Of October, and
the Institution will be odened on the first of November 1853
Applicants will be required to furnish satisfactory reconh
mendations.
Address prepaid Louis Bush President of the Guion
Academy, Thibodaux. 81 @5 f~957EsE ,s5%
r. Hcayune and Delta win please copy and forward bill
t0 this Office. saas 40-td,
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ETAT DE Observation-Disclosures
de Lafourche.

Commencement la oi ct proclamation de Excel
lence Paul o. Hebert Gouverner de Eat de Ia Louisiana,
daee 10 Sepebre 1853 election tenue dams ID
paroisse de Lafoarche, INDI e Noyembre 1885, depuis
heures A. NJ, jusqua heures p NJ, ain dere Juge
Pax ct Constable dams chaeun des ACCOMPLISHMENTS de
ccte paros excepte dams lie lime ACCOMPLISHMENT
rouve situe Ia vile de Thbodaux, qui era deux JUICES de
Paix ct I'm Constable.
Les eax deleetos ct leg Comissaifes sont les
comme il est present. par Ia loi. =.5s ,z.-s - ,s.-
Les Comssares feront leur retours foes egales
soussigne Sheriff ct officer retonrnant u svsss
NJ. BOuRG, Sheriff ct officer Retournant.
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Negro Infirm:,ry.

DR. &C. EWING. informs the planters this vicinity
Dthat he has opened hospital for sick and diseased
Negroes where they will receive the best of Medical
attendance and every comfort requisite rapid
resence The HosptaIi located at the residence of the
late Dr. Il. Nj. w iiiiaHlS, Jackson 15-tf