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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS
GAS! GAS, CASH!

DEaSoNS Wishing their house. H., #r hur.iag
l. Gas will fad some sroHg Inducements sHeeFed. by
srpying to the subscriber have Good work aud
superior stock OF materials. a. BARNEY.
n. bah orders for ftting ~ tzsaseo Factories
rec i,ed within sixty days. p Vi "a, be- required
betai = the fst Of June. 1855
nm 7-slts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
@sHOE mATEMPOKIUM, n


(FOW Doors aJore the Market House
The subscribers respectful call the attention OF their
friends, and the public generally, to their large and well
assorted stock, namely Gents fine Cashin Boots Of
their manufacture. and lint OF j. Mil, y Sons;
fine Patent Leather Gucrs, Cloth Caters and Shoes of
all descriptions; Ladies Shoe. cumpt.ns uek mud
c lored Cloth Gniters Slippers, Ties, Hungarian,
Sonng Boots, nlso, W Ryan x Co.'S Kid 5uskiGs col
ehrated for their fine fit; Chdrcns Shoes OF VA ious
kinds and sizes. Gents fine Molcshin Nebraska and
Know Nothing Hat; Childrens Hats and Caps; Carpet
b =; Trunk, Vnises Sc, &C. nj of which
innted 10 be of the very best, and 10 humbug, and
which will be sold chcnp they be bought at
any house in the city if not chenacr Come quickly,
bargains may be had. FRETNELL& HALL.
Did md 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
II. s. WHITTEMORE Il BRO.

XITUULD respectfully announce citizens of
w L,nchbure and vicinity thai they nanufac-
tnrpe al their A. ricultural W"tks The Basin, X b
MITCIiEL's PUMP Il FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the mist perfect article of the Kind offer.
ed to the public, (de.igned for Factory, Fire and Cur
den Engine and is peculiarly adapted To private iwc
ings a1o,,Iing tl,m Fire Engine under their direct
command, capable of 70 cling ~nter over two story
dwelling.
All orders promptly attended to and Pumps put into
Wells OF Spring. the usual and w,rrnnted TO
perform we'll fol year
We the exclusive agents Tor the counties of Gimp.
bell Amher.t. Bedford ond Appomaltox.
liz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Il. j. EOLkES

AS now on exhibition ana open for the inspection of
L The public, ut his Wareroons, upper end Main s. ),
large and beautiful assortment of Furniture. His
stock embraces every article suitable for house. keeping,
from the pnnest and cheapest the finest article mnn
uiclurrd all made oi the best material by good work
men. after tho latest and most approved patterns
No pains cxcrtion will he spared give satsiae.
ton Ia those who may call on him
All work sold this house securely packed, free Of
chargc. and warranted 20 safe any distance
Hair and Shuck Mattresses nude To order the
shortest notice and on the reasonable terms.
septlts rB Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Low Fare from Lyachburg 10 Richmond :
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after tho lUih july, our Beats will leave
nrhburg Tor Richmond, iti-weckly, VIZ; Tuesday,
Thursday Saturday,at OF directl, after the at
riyal Il the Western Passengers rnm LynchburR
two night. and one day the Bosi.: and those
who have business in Richmond, without lossn
time, save g. so. by tskng th-routc FJr cherotes
vile, tri-weeky coaches connect in Scousville; leave
Lynchburg Vt p m, arrive in Charlottesville day
at m. 3oYD, EDMUND 4 DAVE 10 IT.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
GAS LIGHTS.

TNIiE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
l. prepared o furnish Stores. Churches. Factories
AMI private ismilies with Gas of superior quality
Whether consider h- branc. ut the light, its free
dom from eryth ng calculated so rooms, furniture
carpets lis chespness. it superior any other
light muse We beg leave invite attention TO The
tested lis qualities.
The undersigned who u,ing Gas manufactured at
the Lynchburg Gas orks take reasue in recommend.
ing il citizens lnrge. being better, cleaner,
and cheaper lan any other liz i have used consider
inn the amount Of light ohtsned.
Robert Early, Stiee.. McEl!euy 4 Co..
/, a. Atkinson, Baker Il Cavey,
Simpson n Bro, Burror CHS, Shater,& Co.
John I. Wright, b. E Sumpter,
Philip w. Payne Glass u Raine,
Jno. g. Mecm, =. l.. Dudley,
VIM. Sitter, & M. Guggenheimer,
Acree d. Mechanism, c. Morse
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM. b. & G. Fisher.
&. NJ Rucker r. Stabler Il CO.,
r. h Gibbs .-ustee OF = y. Buyd,
Baptist Ch.rch, ". I Anderson 4 Co.,.
Rnsscr X Cawthon, Horner, Watson & Co.
N"ryell House. MCDANIEL Hurt& Preston,
Chas /. Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Wotwick House, Gen1Sup. of R R.,
w. ". LeEwich & Bro, Fretwtl d. Hall,
Washington House, d. b. Payte.
y. A. Langhone, Hatcher h Logwood,
Jas. NJ. Boyd, Wnrdens of St Paul's
Sum- W Shelton, Church.
Those wishing to introduce Gas can n certain the
cost. and any other information respecting it, by apply.
ngto T. G. HOPPER, sur erintt ndent
may lsdts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
WATCH & JBwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
N. SlLvERTHORN a CO,


q WE have Just received, from the Northern cite.
"A a large supply Of Watches and Jewery, which
were purchascdin person and we can therefore
warrant every article sold.
In the stock wi be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches. from the hne.t CHRONOMETbH, ipwn I" a
rlan article all Of which genuine and perhaps III
Lest assortment opened in this market
In tire Jewery line viii say that article be
called for winch are able To offer
ALaRer AND WELL SELECTED srocK OF gentlemen>
Vest and Fob Chains and Ladies Breast Pins ant Ear
Rings. Nc. " u he found very attractive.
GoLp AND SItvkR w ,RE.--Ne invite special atten
tion also facilities in manufacturing tinld hrd
Silver Wer large assortment OF which kept On.
stanty on lzld aud deserves the inspection of all who
wish To purchase.
Observation-Disclosures, Jewery and nil articles OF
Gold and Silver Ware repaired md improved ON The
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynchhurg and desiring any artic'
in our line will find IT their advantage cnll aud eX
anime the stock. We are anxitsl. exhibit these
goods knowing that the superiority o. our imP"rations
and the un-u-ps..e knanship of our manufacturing
cannot be exc lied.
Ats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

1.-THE above namcd points, the chnrge WILDE made from
ihe point last passed by the Tnn. and charge vii
hc less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in amy
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except thos.
who take the where tickets not .od. D
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in al
iitor the regular rnte. u far" provided. however
rhatin shall he receive hHn ten. NOR"
linn fy from anyone passenger, 10 any point on
the road.
vii br required to have TWO pnsses, ono Ia
lie left with the Ticket AGENT aud with the on due
tor. which passes must be explicit in granting the - "
,cre ttnecl the Tree eolored persons he
required produce lhcrfee paperor they will ma be
permitted To travel on the cara.
Jun 10 h. II GIL l., GEM Supt
~ All papers advertising Tor This Company viii
please stopn adv rtsements in relation Passenger
InIr md inAnli I'm. ~ nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
$40 REwAR

ID AN away fromthc suhscrihcr the 18th May u
IA negro named MIKE belonging to Mrs -
Dance, OF Po@haian county. Va. Tn" sald negro is
bout fl inches h.gh we'll set; bIockbctweeb - aud
80 years old he Navy Cnp, hi other clohing
d not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered To me, section 10 Va. a. Tenn railroad Pa
lask co, Va, OF $iDit lodged in jail whe,e get
him. JACOB RlMBOUGH
IjunS-s
u Richmond Wlir and huehanan Reeorder copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
A MOTHER Triumph.

"A fICH Il cos ~ ildcr's Pntent,) sALANAN-
Der SAFE SILL VICTORIOUs.--1hr following
certificate selected because is tu best, but he
il Is the last that has hand, shows the fire.
proof qualities OF those Safes:
New Orleans. August 10th, 1854
MfssRs SrEARNs MARVIN. New YorNj
GrntIcm-n.-ln The great ire which occurred here
the 9th inst store was completely consumed -
TIE flames from the dug store opposite ul,..
rapidly that W. had barely me to lock UP books
AMI mike earane thron2h the buck doar Dur safr
was one ri your Rrh 4 Co = Sainmunder(N iuIc- Pat
ent mud although tie hire nfthc hottest.
beitg large quantity of Liquors Oils Lnd Other
chnndise stored in the huiney yet the books ard paprs
came uinnred, except Thai the binding slightly
steamed We ure perfectly satisfied Tint your Snies
are FIHr Pm %, and sinl proc nnuthrr OF the
same kind. Yours, Nc,
Il. NJ DALEY & CO..
large supply Of different sizes of the Snfes al
way. on hand Joncs Worlds Fair Lock, Of which We
m e sole roprrtors af the United States YaIcs Pow
der Proof Lock Day Neweli4 Pafautoptic Lock, mil
other ceiebrulcd Locks applied Snes my be pre-
fcrrcd. Bank Snics md Irwrler's Safes an hand ~
ade to order STEARNS & MARVIN,
IA N LAG Wmer Street, New York
Sue manufacturers % Snn,nandci Safes, combining
sWildei's Patent aud "Rchs Patent"
sepS2m WI Med
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
no THE riERCIIANTs.-THE ADAMS

L EXPRESS co. have the ex.us privilege OF Ex-
pressing all Goods the Southsde Railroad. Mer-
chants have facilities of receiving good, direct
withom deiay from all points with much greater des
pach I'd less eIpenc All good forwarded off tile line
Order your Good by the ADAMS EXPRESS Co.
W. II. Mosl y, Agent
27-ts Iynrhburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
PLASTERING.

I'VE subscriber takes pleasure in informing his nu
L merous friendsthai he is r-ndy answer nrycull
in the best style execute nil work rusted to his
His well known ability in themofo asu) branches ct
the trade combined with h ong experience prao-
iical workman, may well assure ali who employ linn Of
having as good purlor ceilings. ac dine il city
in this Union. limitations in Red and Blue Granite or
New England Sand Stone viii be given, where sncco-
ing is done, ut the price, No arge nude for
showing any who may desire To his large stock o
patterns. many OF hch lew City orders attended
10 usual JOHN LONG.
aug l33tv-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
lf.1-H BOOkS !!
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.!-
~ PAYNE & CIIRIETIAN

Have ust received the following NV Works.
Parry Leaders SIX, tches OF Thomas Jefferson, Aexan.
ander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson Henry Clay. md
John Randolph of Rounokc,-by Joseph G. Beldw n,
author Of The Flush Times Of Aabamn aud Mi4ss ir-
pi.
Virginia Commedians; or Old Days IN the Old Domin-
ion. by G Bingham,
Captain Carrot or. Twen, Years of an Afc.can Slave
Chestnut Wood by Liele Linden,
Katha,ine Ashton
Plurality of Worlds,
Russia. by De Cuisine.
Lamplighter,
Voices the Day by Cummings,
Voices of the Night
The Tent am, the A tar %
Scripture Readings
Lectures Romanism
Church before the Flood "
PITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
TO SpOrtSmen and Others.

uNHE sub,cribers most rcspc stfuIy ask examine
L ton OF their fal lmpoitutioa Of Guns Rifles. Pts
tps Walking Canes, Fishing Tackle with general as
sorlnent Of Fire Arms and Sporting Articles. Coli $
Re>overs Silver plate mud Ivory stock Dean, Adams
4 Deans SeltCockng and Revolvine Cylinder Pistols
Self Cooking Single and Revolving Pistols, Dxons.
Hawkscys Powder Flasks, Shot Belts and Poucl IS
Game Bags Wash Rods, Wnd Punches, Drinking Fasks,
Gun Wadding in sheets AID boxes. Eley's Walker 8,
Cockes, W-stey's, Richards, G. D. and Percus
sion Caps; Razor, and Pocket Cutlery 30 samples
Bowie Knives. Call aud see those Wesley Richards
Double Guns, Dean, Adams x Deans. and Saloon Pts
tolls ut WIN. -. Il G. FISHERS
Opposite the Noryell House, Lynchbnrg, Va
Sep l3t
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Goa L..
Goa l..

4 NOAE, COAL. COAL.
~ All persons wishing To supply themselves with
good article OF Reddish Anthracite and Bitunino,is
Coal for the inter season, ill find it the interest
they leave their orders with the undersigned as soon
= possible an they Wi be TO their Goa by
Rlchm nd measurement. and at west Richmond prices
including Ire ght and tolls. DAHL s. JASPER
q IA,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fare from Iyncilhurg

To Lexingtun,.--.$ 25| 10 White sui faur.. % so
Rock, Alum......3 so i" Sweet AMI Red , 90
Warm& Hot Spg-..5 co = Daggcrs Spring...2 80
nUR Packet Boats leave Lyuchhurg, for Buchanan
~ daily (SIndays ex epted) at u, and arrive Mt q
pm Returning leave Buchanan. daily. att m (Sun.
day. exccpted) and arrive IL L9seh1afF. 4 p m -
At North River the Boats ,cf 9TH dairy line ot
stages for Lexington Rock, and Bath Alu n, Warm md
Hot Springs Gilmers Mil viii the stage for Nstur
al Bridge, and Blu hsnsn wth w. lie.si" the White
Salphu one by the Sweet and The other by Dagger
SprniRs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
$4,000

Sl5,c0O
he articles to be donate the close the series
al Concerts, viii be handed for distribution, To a
Committee appointed by the audience.
n i here will be 5000 Presents,nnI c,e,g person
buyinga Ticket TO the Concerts, triH Present.
rs only three thousand per.ons will be admitted.
TICKETS 10 the Series OF Concerts can be obtained
"t b j. FoLKEs, his Furniture aro noms IN Lynch
hurg, where tue Furniture will be cxIibitel-of JOINS
T. WIGHT, at his Jewclry Store, where the Iewelfy
will be shown-ut ID. r. LYMAN.at his newly htted.ui
Establishment, where the Sp endid Plano and Harp
viii beeNhbted or by letter addressed either of the
above named gentlemen.
The House and Lot included in the above number of
presents will be fOand the following DIES rip
The Building is new; of brick; covered entirely with
lin: eonaits IL rooms-which said lie rented
At nm average of $50 per Students for the Uni.
Nersy session ol nine months The situation i. within
about 300 yards ot the University Buildings Immediate
~ on the GENIAL Railroad.
clear, unincunhered ;ite will be given with gene.
ul warranty
~ All the other articles named will be found To
combine rare beauty and elegance be # the most s
nal older aud tHHy equal tie description given.
~ Persons wishing tickets should mike rrnm-,l .a.
application.
RADFORD, PRESTONS COMPANY.
aug ll-dlsctlsept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
POSTPONENENT.

ne ABOVE serbs of Concerts are NECESSARILY nos,non
until about thu middle of this month
RADFORD, PRESTON so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
HOTEL. TO LETT,

EIfs The subscriber having purchased the entire in
lHi rrest ot Mr.. II. Bell, IL the Cabe House is
ELLA DESTROYS t disP sing of the with all the
Furniture and Servants, for the remainGe OF the YEAR
No difficulty in obtaining further lease. This is de-
,dedly The most desirable location in he CITY for no.
tel Apply soon to D. s. PHELPS
sep 3 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Seed Store.

A b. RuCkER offers o the trade AT his SEED STORE
IA. pposite the Bunk Virginia the following cat
nugue OF Field Seed, which fresh and free from ,r
egn impure seed Embraced in the list ne several
new variete,-ofered for the fret the Farmers
ol Nircina:
handai Grass, Rescue, Grass,
Orchard Grass, Lucerne
Herds drass, Nuskeet
Red Clover, Ever Green,
Sapn Clover Blue Grass for lawns
hybrid Clover Timothy,
Green-Sward.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Plated goods.

Plated goods.
Unable CAS- utS, Walters, Tall and Chamber
Ca stick, onuacrs, 1rry., Forks, Spoons &C.
a large sur ly on humid; for sale cheap by
may % GREGORY Il ROYAII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth

Port Walthall Limo.
FUNIlE beautiful aud Hvore steHpb iuth ~ =
i AUGl STA, under lha command utSsSskEefzSSss1-
Capt. Wm G. Smith. $50 long aud favoraby known IN
the travelling community the Potomac and jaime.
River i running the line vim Port Wal
lha and is furnished with l. Il T. 30 A Il = :,
Ltc Preservcrs Fore Pump-, and all the n,pliance-
1uir by Act Of Congress the snfety nf ,ass
.nFef-.
rhc Cars running COZ nexion with the Augusta from
Richmnnd, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on
cvrry MONDAY, Wedncsdavand Friday O'Clock , N
Persons e"ri, ing IN Richmond, by the Packet Boats
hnva but a few stel,s 10 walk to the Cars.
The Cars runni 4 from Petersburg to City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg smut
asys Hs above, st7d NJ, from The Dcpo, of the Apo
manoN II X Co thus giving passengers M opportunity
20 from Lynchbnrg . Their by the Packet Bonis ~
DanviIIe Railroad kirhmond, or by why OF the South
Side Railroad Petersburg mud from there next morn
irg to Norfolk
Returning the Angusn vii leave Norfolk the alter
nnteda,s viz; Tuesdays. Thursday. aud Saturdays, ~
- A.
The Augusta will stop nj Old Point both going aud
returning regularly throuP CHOU the Bathing Scaspn.
Fare between Richmond Norfolk aud Old Point ~ OF
Ear" between Richmond, Coke, RINGS Mill and
t'rove Whuff 80. | So
Children over three yrnfs and twelve
years Of age, half price
W'hiHtehth, - oO
servants, through. 81
Servants To auy point Il river. ..---.-.... 90
Meals, -.....---.-. -...--...-.-.- 90 25
Jun 26-dscts THOS DODAMEAD. Sua
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
GAS FITTING.

TAM fally prepared introduce Ga, Pipe into Stores
Dwellings, or Factories ., tlie shortest notice. Hay
ing had susral years experience IN the business my
work may be relied on perfect ans ready TO give
estimate. any time will also furnish sieam-Ppe.
JAMES CLBLAND
Prscsca Gas Filter Main ct.
Wilson l. Franklin's old stand, up stairs.
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TWO DAILY LINES

LNROM Lynchburg 10 the Sweet. Red Sweet and
l. White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule
via Va L. Tenn. r. X. and Parish & Co.'S Stage Line
DID
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MISCELLANEOUS
GASi GAS!. CASH.,

DERSoNS wishing their houses 6'tei for burning
Il Gas will find some strong Inducements uferred. by
employing The subseriber have good work men and
sspe,ior stock Of materials A q. DABNEf.
N. B.--An orders for fitting M Tobacco Factories
received within sixty days payment viii not be required
befos the LIST Of June, 1855.
inn 7-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

'INHE subscriber takes tbs occasion To thank his
friends for the liberal patron ge they bestowed
upon VIM. I Gnen& Co, andtn iniorn them that he
will continue them bus in the place.
sep l9.dlm WA r. GREEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

E1OR RENT.-The Warehouse the Basin at
Il present occupied by Mr.. Fayette w Steptoe; pos.
session given the Let ofJanunry.
sep 4-dts AMBROSE B. RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

N wish to buy all the good WHEATj oan get, for a
Il Richmond Mill. aa'l will pay the highest ma ket
price for it. respectfully request my friends and the
Publia generally TO give a call before selling.
WIN A MILLER,
aug 3l-dts On basin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19
OLD SERIES, VOL. IA, NO. Al
how KossUTn WOULD TAKE sEvAsTo'

M. Kossulh, speaking of the taking of
sevas'opol, said :--"I don't think you can
take Sevasopol by the sea. The otpoftuns
moment Of eoup de main being lost, ii
would afford sacrifices which you neither
can afford nor risk. And as to taking il by
land, 10 take fortress accessible BY trenches,
and having but u garrison TO defend it, that
is but matter of art and comparative sacri!
fees. 1t can be calculated 10 the hour.
Blu, to take an entrenched camp, linked by
terrible fortressesj and an army for garrison
in II, and new armies pouring upon your
flank and rear, and you in The plains of tbs
Crimea, with also no cavalry 10 resist them;
is an undertaking 10 succeed in which more
forces are necessary than Eng land and France
ever can unite in that quarter for such an
aim. Ask about it which ever staff Officer
who has learned something about tactics and
strategy. And in that position is Sevastopol,
thanks to your Austrian alliance, which,
having interposed herself between YOU and
your enemy in Walacha, made the Gar
free 10 send soch numbers TO Seyaslopol as
he likes.
"You will be beaten, remember my word
Your braves will fall in vain under Russian
bullets and Crlmean aif--as he Russians fell
under Turkish bullets and Danuban fever.
Not one out OF five of your braves, immslated
in vain, shall see Albion or Galia. But
Will tell you in what manner Sevas,opo1 IS 10
be taken. 1t is at Warsaw that you can take
sevasopol. Napier landing at Tanosiia,
and brave Poland rising al his gallant call,
will at The very first moment engage 100, 900
Russians. The first repor. of Poland's insat.
recton can but spread dissolution in The Po.
lish ranks Of the Russian armyj In three
weeks the Gar shall have 100000 men less,
and shall want 400, 900 men more. His bra.
vest provinces, $4,000, 900 of Poles, will have
not only slipped from his grasp, but fgh,
against him. ,oeo,o 900 left by your impoli.
cy to be the source OF his power and the tools
of his ambition. Was there truth ever evr
dent if this is not And that's no, all yet.
Poland, with your authority and with your
aid in arms will assure King Oscar Of Swe-
den thai he is not 10 be left a sacrifice in
the hands of an overpowerful Russia. PoA
land in arms gives you Sweden for an ally,
and Sweden, again, occupies at least 1Oo,-
900 Russians in Finland-and seconded by
your feet, pushes on toward St Pe,ersburgh.
Thus you may take Sevasiopo under these
conditions. 1t win be but fortress with a
garrison. Your 10000 braves will do this
work.