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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06
RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS 4 MILLER,
Grocers aud Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
Richmond, Wa,
nffER Tor sale, to the trade, full and desirable
" stock Of Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors, on
the usual terms In punctunl dealers;
oo0 hhl. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
300 bill. New Orleans nnJ Sugar House Mola.Aei
500 bugs Rio. laeuira Java and Porto Rie" Cotrc
500 packages Loaf Cru shed. Powdered aud Coffee
Sugars
100 packages Green mud Black Tcas re't eNnn line
quality
900 boxes Soap assorted aaa'ties' '"einhhg hh'
Fancy S"apr
900 boxes Adsman iuc Candles
Alnd,na. Sherry rnrt. Malaga and Lis,on Wincs-
full assortment
B,nndic. of all qualities. part finest imported
Holland Gin; Jafnnica Rum; Sehe'am Sehnal pa
Old Ryc Nhiskcy, ot R"brrtsons cclehtnisd bfahi
Rec,6rd Whi.krv. .ai our own hrand' superior quality
Ghammgpc Wines vatinu, br nd', including our own
importation
Null. Cumberland. Rrideeion. and od Dunn" ton
brands
Sole len her, NJ dlc, Ligh, aud Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon, Lard: Cheese; Rice
Olive Oil Pepper A>rc" i Snroh' Window
Glass
Glass
Inlig,; MUSTARD Mace: Nutn .gs; Pickles
English Sauees; Irvine; Nr rrlng Paper; Candle
la n,cJ Buckets; Tub u,oom.; Plough Lines
Brd Cords Mooker' herringa
Sperm, Solsr Tanners and Machine Oils
SalG Nncgm; Cl,versecd
Havana Cigars a ohoice assortment Of best brands
Dealer. visiti, our city will find to their interest t.
examine stock o goods before purchasing.
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DRUSu MOUNTAIN Will stones.

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
- The undersigned are procuring from their ccl'
rated quarry at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery conn
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality TIL"
reputation of thess stones widely known, but 1t
Rairoud giving increased facilities in filling orders
~ have ap onted Mcdaniel, Hun Preston and l.e.
johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the snle OF IN
:. bo will ceceiy orders and have them fulfilled
,hortest no'ice.
Our Address, I'l. sburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co
Jatnes NJ. Williams, Danville, W Reynolds a. G"
Leah lille n. q. are also ageni |. T. X Co
Feb I4-d&cts
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NALL & WINTER GOODS.
l. STfGLER, McELDERRY& e. co,
AT the old stand Of D. +. c. Peters,
MAIN St, LYNCHBURG. Va,
Take this method OF Informing their customers friends
and the trade generally that tiy have completed t ir
stock of FALL and WINTER STA LIE & FANCY
DRY GOODS, and snfrly say is the most nng"i-
hcen and best selerte ck offered in the market
Persons wi,hine purchase will mnkeit ea'y to their
advantaget, give Us n call.
22-ts STIGLER, McELDERRY g. co.
iE Rep. cupy.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Stunts &, Sugar.
- % G onnd. Clarified 4 Crushed d.
90 boxes Lnnt Sugar,
10 btls n. .. M"asses
lU hhds l. r. d.,
100 bags Ria Coffee.
so Laguirn do,
10 Primo old Jnsa do,
30 boxes A,laman,ine and Sperm Candles
Large lot OF Gover Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed
Cnil ,oon as we selling rheap,
(frb oils) YOUNGER n SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

Cheap New GoOds---SecOnd Supply.
vUNHE Ladies' invited to call hnd examine fresh
l. lot Of Berages and Shallies, which lssse just
reivel by Express, this morning. Also sptndd la'
of French Works. Sleeves. .nd Collars, which will ba of
fered very cheap Terms cash and price only.
A. G. LEWIS, Excha GO Square,
may . tsif Lyncbburg.
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- sCnn LBS. Very superior new Feathers justre
A.e)VIO ceved and for sale by
AlREE Il McCLANAHAH.
Also 60 packages Macknrel in half barrels, quar- ters
= nj Kits (iun IG dtsO A. & AioC.
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(sUANO.

1 hnve ~ and nfoot 40 tons No. | Peruvian
Gunno which will se cheaper than IL be bought
many other market and brought this place Please
give me u call. WM A. MILLER, on Basin.
nug 25 dtcts
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For SDOrtslDnen.

4 CASE of cry Gne Double Barrel GUNS, worth
"A from $50 10 $l20 EACH Of importation,
received direct from the manufacturer aud for sale
by 6hEoOhf Il hOfALL
iuly IL
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New Concern.

NEW VOUCtTMe
fINHE undersigned. having purchased 'f Mr.. J. II.
l solomon his entire fixtures for carrying on th.
DYING BUSINESS will in future conduct the business
next door To Mr. II. M. Ddlake's Coach Factory Main
street Lynchburg Va, Iie fattcrs himself from the
long experience he has had in the above business In the
city Of Baltimore and for he last year in the business
of Mr. Solomon that he will fail to please those who
f.vo him with a call JAMES BRADY.
sep 23-d6m
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND
IN IIlIDS N. q. 4 = H. Sugni,
~ 10 bl4 Coffee and Cleuhed Sugar.
30 boxes and bbs. Loaf Crushed und rul
veriked Sugar,
100 bags Rio aud Laguim Coffee,
90 bag. Superior Old Javn Coffee.
Is hhds Cuba ani T.. X. Molasses,
20 bbs n. q, Mola.ses,
20 tons Bnr Iron, asserted,
do Hoop and Band do,
do Blisterd ST. c
I do. Gust aud Shear do.
5000 Ms Baron,
300 Snl.s Sol- Ieat',~i,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 dor. Calf Skins,
90 Pink III ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 bales Cotton Yarn.
10 Bales Osnnburrs.
so Boxes Sperm and Adamaniine Candies,
so do. llul& Sons Patent do.
IS do Soap,
10 do Starch,
900 kegs Nails, 3 To 60 ny,,
10 Wr' Nails,
Is bbls + ,nncrs' Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Guano
200 snoks Salt.
--ALSD--
Plnid, Dlecchcl and Brown Domestic Calico Linen
Drill, Bed Cords and Plough Lines. Window Glnss and
Putty, Copperas, Alur Madder und Indigo, Pepper
Ginger and spee. Spades. Shove., Trace and Hutcr
Chains, Manure aud Hay Folks, Boots Shoe. and Hats
For snle, exchange Tor country Produce. .n accomo
ilniing terms. (np, 9its) JOHN UDLIINS
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WE have on hand a lot of very superior FAMILY
w BACON BAN Those IN wnnt will do well
10 call soon. LEE d. JOHNSON.
sept Ia
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For Baltimore and Phiindcipili,
seXNUKRIA, MASS LIQUORICE.-

l. IS cascs; n consignment, dtrcct per ship "Vol-
nne" from Lewis dc Ynurla Esq tho ufsetur"r in
Spain for snlcby DAVENPORT, ALLEN < co.
nnl 0Qts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

nISSOLUTlON OF COPAIgTNEH-
- SHIP The concern oi IIobson a. Asher Is this
lay dissolved by mutual consent nnI the nnme Of the
eon.ern will only lee U.S. in winding up the same
Those indebted tho concern III please come forward
aud make payment IA speedily possible. and those
nving clam. against the concern will pleas. present
them for payment NJ HORIZON,
Sep. LIT, 1854 WIN. w. ASHER
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
VINHE up1przignrd will continue the Grooecy and
/ Commission business nj the old stand Wilson
4 .ank'in where he intends keeping general stock
n every article in his line would glnl his
old customers and the pr b. generally Pr mpt nten-
,on to ali forwarding aud other business entrusted to
jos II. WIISON.
September lst, 1884. sep 2ts
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CONNECTION. :

l. subscribers are now prepnted To receive aud for
wa, goods the Dock Oar location is the most CEN
tnl the Dock: being the steamers than any
other landing and the lowest dnyage recognized by the
city ~ nunce being 3Gc soc less per ond ,bun t"
Balm LEE e. co, Richmond.
sep 2lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06
MERCHANTS.

CLOSING OUT STOCK.
Fine Black French Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings,
1 will fr IN l- day offer greater Inducements In the
J. above named Articles than have leen sold In this
rity. in any louse. ,hs season. care under what
circumstances. All persons wanting fine good. In This
linz. really low prices, will now have chance
supply Themselves. by calling on me
H. II, LEWIS. Sign Whit, Flag,
jun oTis East Nnin st. Lynchburg.
Something superior.
NJ cCORkLE T. JONES wil have, In few days.
vi 20 TINT celebrated II. G. Stick Liuoi Ice.
20 do do. Mnss do,
To which they VII the attention of manufactures.
muy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

NEW CONCERN The subscribers having
/ purchased oi Hobson d. Asher their stock of Gro.
.eri.s, Dry Goods, &c, intend conduating general
Grocery aud Commission business under the style nm
firm of TANNER Il ASHER and they will be pleased
the friends md customers of the old concern.
JOHN A. TANNER,
Sep. lst 1854. WIN. W. ASHER.
sep S-di
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TO. ,, and Dnn,nged PERUVIAN

~ GUANO.--Ne e afe receiving md have IN store
lot of No aud damaged Guano, which we Will sell ut
reduce prices. LEE ~oo,
sep ~. Richmond.
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IT, untry papers advertising for u. please copy.

N OT1CE.-rhc firm Of Hatcher Logwocd
~ Co will expire by Limitation, on the hrst day
oi January, 1855. In order close the business by
that date, we will from this day cell entire stock
sistng of general of Ready Made Clofhing
Cloths Cnssimercs and Vestings, at cos T. for CASH.
As We in intent close off this desi.
rable stock, the above favorable terms the public
will find II To their interest give call before buy
ing elsewhere.
Those indebted the are request ed to como
forward mad settle enable Gloss the business
by the above mentioned dnie. ..s
sep 10 dts HATCHE2 LOCKWOOD a. 90.
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MEXICAN GUANO.-We are now receiv
1Vl ing n supply Of Mexican Guano, which we can sell
u low figure and ship up the Cnnnl without any cost
of d,pynge or I,o.k toll. LEE H. co,
Rirhmopd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06
For Rent.

TINHE scribrr ha, ing mnde arrangements to leave
l. the city, Wishes tn" house and lot where he
Ives, for the remainder of the year For terms
pl, to uysef or Mr.. Henry L. Brown. -
aug dts &C. WINGFIELD.
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Through in Six Minutes.

( /NLOAKS AND rALMAS.-We have. undoubtedly,
" tie larg st and haud .omest sock of latest French
stye. VELVET CLOAKS, (all colors),
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~ Bedford Sentinel. Salem Register, W,thcvlle
Telegraph aud Chri'tansbrg Herald cnry month In
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

oHE'p.--The Rhode Island Society for the Pro-
+"'on Of Industry gave The first premium on do.
ne lie bread to Mrs. Hiram Hill, of Providence.
iAe following is Mrs. HIS recipe for making the
O'ead exhibited by her:
sof Two loaves of the ordinary size take two po-
", es' pare item, slice very thin. and boil quick
s,, I quite soft. then mash 10 fine pulp, and add
@ Icy little two quarts Of boiling water, stirring
a. 1a' a starch is formed; let this cool, and then
. sua third OF cup of yeast. This forms the
n.4Fohse'' which should remain in moderately hot
i iaee Tor ten twelve hours, or over night
~ becomes very light and frsthy, even il little
:. l u Us of ITO consequence. When the sponge
,,iE aay' add flour, and work ii until you have a
I. a. arm mass. The longer this is kneaded, the
"S'ef the bread.
,b, te' The kneaded mass remain say from half 10
na1 quarters of hour 10 rise. then divide INTO
gu, where IL should remain say fifteen minutes
c,.s taken that it does not rise too much and
L.taA lhen put The loayes into quick oven and
go say three-quarters of an hour. IL the over
ioa 's mol enough the bread will rise and crack,
SSnfne the loaf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

NJ PURCHASE OF SILVER At rur q. 8. MINT
The director of the Philadelphia Mint gives no.
ice that fron sud afte' to- day the prices 10 be paid
'' silver purchased at the Mint will be 81 22t per
.-nee oil standard fneness, (nine tenths,) as de-
W'aaaea by assay at the Mint.
ard ne ,s. SILVER rendered Tor sale VIII be received
On , mel weighed, and receipt given Therefore.
Mn Sne report of Assayer the standard weight
" S no. determined and the net value calculated
oY1 Ts above rate will thereupon be paid to The
option. :" e0iu OF Slisel Coins al ms
so The Information of bullion dealers it may be
cs.sa mat according To the above rate of pur-
cs,,s. LHe yield per ounce gross of the various
sbo~, SILVER coin usually in the market will be
and ave W t!sncs whole dollars Except hamme.ed);
Apn 49, 2; COINS issued since 1897, and prior to
iIp,a, isoS' except three cent pieces, 81 pa u.
isb 0, States coins of nixeI daies, and the Span
reen. =, HeSlcan paftsof dollar, excluding pstn-
ieE, 81 ~ ~ German crowns 81 10; German tina
bst l ne pnces axed by former circular of Decem
Mn 1908. will be continued as TO the Branch
''S until further notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

Ara meeting of the lsraelites ofthis City at the
Synagogue. on Sunday. July I'd, p. NJ, for the
purpose OF Iaking measures 10 relieve their dis
uessed brethren in Jerusalem. Mr.. J. BALLENsuRo
vas selected Chairman, aud Mr.. NJ. Moas, sereta-
larry and Mr.. S. Aub. Treasurer.
The object of the meeting having been briefly
stated blythe Chairman, it was on motion
hts0'0sd' That committee be appointed to
sOhc't subscriptions, aud that Messrs. ]. Ballen-
"eIs, u. Stein and S. Aub be said committee;
"ileFeafter subscription list was opened,
which was signed Whose present. On motion
Rs'oiped, That the proceedings Of this meeting
se pnOlishedin the City papers and in the occi-
On motion sdiOurned.
ID; Mass, sec'y. Iuuus BALLEsBERo, Pres't.
Wheeling, July I'd 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

LIB. M.Rsu.-we direei the attention. of the
reader to the advertisement OF The new Boot and
Shoe Room just opened at No. IS, Monroe street,
by Mr. ]. B. Marsh. Mr.. Marsh is well and favor
ably known in this community as recent member
Ofthe firm of Tinglei& Marsh. He assures US of his
determination TO Keep himself prepared with a
stock of goods unsurpassed by any in the city, as
10 extent and quality, always furnishing his Gus
toners with an article that can be relied upon to
do good service. He sells at retail aud to the trade
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

wrsr AMERICAN MosrnLr.--we have received
the July number of this most excellent Western
periodical. The number before us is fine speci-
men of Western Literature. and mechanical abili-
~. Itisthe old Cincinnati PaFlor Magazine in a
new form, and though not recognizable by the
friends of the old work, yet ii has lost nothing by
the change of name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

No PAPER To-noRRow.-In order to give Edi-
Tors, Printers and every body else connected with
ourofice opportunity to ooze out their patriot
ia day, we will issue no paper from this Office
tononow. Printers. must have "time'' occa.
aonalIy as well as other people. For ourself, we
think well take '.rest.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

VIZ direct attention 10 the card of the United
States Hotel, Philadelphia. This Hotel has always
been fsvorte with Western People sojouming
IN Philadelphia. but since its complete reftting by
its present proprietor, G. ]. Mcclellan, its attrac-
tyeness has been very much increased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

a,will be seen from the proceedings, thelIsrael-
10, held a meeting Sunday afternoon, and appoint.
- committees to solicit contributions in aid of the
,,ix,ressed Jews in Palestine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

VIRGINIA POsr orrlcE ArrArns.-The Postmas,
ter General has established post Office at Ale
stenySphngs. Montgomery co. and appointed C., NJ.
Sdgleman, postmaster. Forty families will receive
Eseulor specinl mail facilities from shawsviiie, a
point on the route from Lynchburg to Abingdon
The name Of the post Office at Legs. Appomatox
county, Virginia. has been changed 10 Ever
green.''
The following appointments are made: pleasant
c. Howard. P. NJ. at Hat Creek, Campbell conoty
vice A. w. Smith. resigned; Theodore R. Rey
nOlds P. 81. at Forest Depot. Bedford co. Va; vice
MarshalIA Harris. resigned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

A Hap SroNY.-The Haverhilf Gazette is re-
sponsible for the following story: During the
shower on Thursday afternoon, tortoise, ihree
inches long, and weighing two and a half ounces,
Tell upon the sidewalk near the sUniversalist
Church. on, Summer street. 1t was seen by a lady
as It came through the air. aud its movements mo-
ticed after reaching the ground. The little fellow
seemed alarmed, and at the same time rather
10 travel. ls12
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

III. TArrAs. at his Drug Store, Centre Wheel
,as, keeps the best quality of Soda Water. 1t is
none of your villainous compounds. but healthy
and pleasant drink. Call in, gentlemen, and
"lsrtake."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

''THAr LIFE Is LONG THAT ANSWERS LIFE,s GRelr
EsD."-In addressing the court and bar on the
death of young lawyer 10 whom he was strongly
attached. The late Mr. Webster said. "His race
was short As ii was. he lived long enough 10 do
what some of US who are older have failed to to,'
land the tears fell as lie spoke-'she liped long
enough 10 dehierea religious character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
rHE INT ELLIGENCER.
MORNING. JULY 4. 1854.
70 correspondents.

7TERS enng su crtption. advertising or OF h.
Lscal BUSINESS ofthe Inelliseneer, should be adj
ef ma ma ~ the Proprietors.
dtssea the editorial department OF the pa
be addressed TO the editors jointly, or to eli
r., ore Ofthein ,,;,, a.. ,,,,,,;..,;or ,,,,, ,....
con az On one side OF the paper
write Hmy OF the above rules win greatly oblige u.s.
mons. more prompt attention TO correspondents
and seea nj sht otherwise some times receive.
-|THE INTELLIGENCER OF
pIcE has been removed from Water
-,reet TO M'Afce's new buildings, corner
g Main and Quincy streets, one square
s.on the Post Office, one square from the
p.ilrosd Depot, and one square from the
Steamboat Landing.
sIEntrance from Quincy street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

u,,,e,,s MAoAzisE for July has been received
~ Wilde Brother, corner of Main and Union
streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

~, er steansr Adsta.--Tallant & ilelaplsin, $50
aus aus hOut; H Stout & Co. 2s5 do do; g w An
sse:;San' bids tobacco; Doane & Goweill, 1926
AXIS oats; Fsllant & Delaplsln. hhaa fcbaec o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

NEWSPAPER ESLARoEMENr.--The Baltimore
American came to us yesterday with the addition
10 lis size Of one column on each page.
The Baltimore Clipper is also enIarl ed and print
ed on better paper.
We are glad to see this evidence of prosperity
on the part of our eastern friends. and hope their
enterprise viii be rewarded by an increased pa
tonnage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
RIVER AND wEArAER.

cisciNsArl, July s.-River r.sen four inches
Weather more pleasant.
PlrrsnuRam. July 3.--River4 feet inch by
pier mark, and four feet7 inches by metal mark,
alling.-W Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

CINCINNATI MARKET.
july 3.--Flour at 6,95a7.00 Whisky declined
to ga. Nothing doing in provisions, market dull.
Sales OF coffee at lie. Cheese sas4.
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Buchan's Hungarian Balsam /!

- THE GREAT ENGLISH
~ $IET Remedy Tor Psetoral and Pull.
| AE<SSS Sm& LsSfsk niolafy Diseases still stands
1Es3 SSst ia vi N unriy vailed and UNSURPASSED,
| lei OF these formidable ON.
| hnlatns now known TO the CT v.
| EeEi.Sz iizel world.
3noyf8 Tenyears OF trial in the u
time has been distributed from Maine to Florida has
only served to its eminent merit in ali
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
IN I've ri 1se or assase and the hes. cut
nation that eau possibly be used wooring cough
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
This fightfal symptom OF approaching consumption
speedily checked md prevented by the uolana
Hungarian Ralsan, which heals the affected me mbrane
aud restores those vital organs lungs sound and
REMEMBER THIS.
disease; and IL not cheated at the outset, viii
sOohcr OF Iatefte Illl male IN death.
PAIN IN THE SIDE
Inn So symptom OF consumption arises from
Peura from Of The air passages; in
either case II Is very dangerous indication disease
and nothing can possibly effect object so speedily AVID
tipsh1paity the uE6ARLkS BALsAM.
LIVER C0dP LIANT.
In cases OF Consumption tbs Liver IS alyyays more or
less aheetsd and also the Spleen Plenra and small
ivet' unattended by consuinptiom is speedily cured
WINTER COUGH.
OLD PEOPLE and invaiids in low health, is
aIa UtneF ,oal matter; imIovestke digestive
system.
BRONCHITIS.
bronchitis dIiegty OF b. eathing harsh cough, Shiny
with all other symptoms caused by
o tne ar tubes leading from the throat 10 the lungs
anu speclheally affected by the use oil this ad
n t ne warned IN ime ye afietedshd en-
TUBERCLES on THE LUNGS.
Tho Hungarian Balsam is the only remedy which has
The power to dissolve, Tuberces on the
Lungs. lncTkdible generally esteemeI we have
The most abundant and conclusive evidence
that such is its direct and immediate elect in
so confident American agent OF his power to cure
the this disease that he boldly declares IL
Will cure observation-disclosures. and confidently snciia
trial i'll The worst OF cases
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By the National line.
F , RAPaEp goNrae pAlLYlE FElLle ENcr
FROM. HAVANA e.

p :, PRUbl2 HAVANA.
NEW YoRK. July 2-The Black Warrior arrived
a! MOBILE from Havana. with dates to 'ruestayeve-
ming. She brings $50 passengers.
There is no news of any Importance.
Inc spanish steamer Isabel arrived at Havana
WIN a large number of troops, and more are daily
There is an unusually large number of Ameri-
can vessels in port.
The French Admiral was still at Havana. but
would sail in few days.
Don Logaros, late Collector, who was recently
pTcmted lntendente of the Treasury. died on the
26th ult.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Seminary at Richmondville. Schohane
county, NJ Y, destroyed by fire. Loss $50 600.
To-day was the hottest for several years. Sew
eral sun strokes Reported 50 in shade,
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NEW WORK. MARKEr

July 3.-Cotton quiet Flour advanced 12a25c.
Straight State 7,25aT,I5; Good Ohio 7.25as,25
Southern steady at s.75a9,25. Wheat buoyant-
Corn heavy, Western mixed 74a7Ti; white and
yellow s0as2. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
lower, Ohio 81. Stocks heavy. Money active.
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HoT.WEATHER. a
PHLDELpaIa, July 3d.-Intensely hot-95 deg.
in the shade.