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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08
WATERING. PLACES.
''Goiner's White Sulphur Springs"

'INhlS very pie and agreeable Watering Place Is
nov apered the reception of vistefa
They are -ilusfel ~ lie western base Of the Hun
RIge mmedae's The Inc OF tho Va. f. Tam Rail
ho1d, about a miles shnye Lynchurg and thcroinra
are the must afee.-ilc watering faeo in Virginia.
II il g" itbin tNa .ufsf1e Of l.ynehhurg which will
make II peculiarly Inviting place Of Tor the n
LIES olell pors whose OCCUPATIONS professions Eur
Bit continued absence from hnms aud who. nj the
same time desire. all ought To give their FAM e.
thrii frequent personal presence ani Mt, ntian.
Large and convenient additions have during the tall
and WINTER been madr IN the way Of huildngs these
rings. which will not only add Lrtialy the cnnlait
OF visitors, hut will tnahe the proprietor arcnnna.
date a much large number than he abba To nccam
mo late the hast season
Places of innoeent and healthy msemenl have ulan
beeH provided fury siirr..
The medical qualities afthcsc Sarnes hive lern
certnined TO be- inferior Ia my "White ~ Black
sulphur in Virginia md the beautiful and picturesque
mountain scenery by which they surrounded and The
pure aud nvigofnting arpecuor Ia the atmosphere NJ
the place not sarpos'ed by hose Of any ot oca
tion in the STATE.
The FABLE and BAR will always be abundantly sup
piled with the very best which the country affords aud
every altenon wlhc paid b, the prnprrtorand his
sistnnis IL e comfort and enjoyment If visers
Visitors by the up morning train will enter for bon
sacl = where hack will be in readiness convey hem
To hn SPRING Those taking the evening train viii be
put odii Is wards ,fthe Springs
CHARLES PHELPS.
Jun % 3nvlu pronrietor
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$4,000 worth Of Dry Goods at Cost.

VIE subscriber. wishing 10 convert IA many of his
goods Us possible into money, has determined
offer for the remainder of the season h entire stock
Of Dry Goodsnt COST.
Ills stock comprises every article usually kenl in the
dry goods line His of hlaca and colored
Silks and Dress Goods ofevery description il unusually
arse for he season. and is wei worthy the attention Of
every person who may wish goods on such favorable
terms.
Ills trien Is and the auhie generally requested to
call and examine for Themselves.
Regular customers should they prefer itl WILDE sup
piled with goods the usual terms.
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
Z. My stock of Carpeting Is quite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase JUL Its
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EXCITEMENT
$4,000 TO 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.


fOMPRlSING n splcndid and well assorted stock
" which the subscriber fir m this dav will offer
These goois fresh fashionable and truly worthy the
attention of even, buyer Nho is now or may be in
OF goods toi present ur future
They are clrred because fashionable In sell mt
Cost az it may be long time before aorher valua
Bile stock will be offered thu purchasing public in
the why. advise all my friends and customers
to come and get al they will for immediate
prospective consumption.
| need not attempt list of all tie articles. 1t il
known that my STICK i, always the arges', an best
assorted in the upper country II is quite complete now
JOHN G.. MEM.
inne 10
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Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

NO. j. PuRVlS, Aa'T, owing to circumstances be
a. yond his control has determined to aban Ion his
present business He has up 'ardso years Tense upon
The house 1t is justly considered the best stnnd
in Lyncburg for any Kind of business. He will give
the lease, once any who will take with it the
While IA oart Of the stock Of goods.
In the menntin e. he will commence This day
of the STOCK mpidly possible, at private sale for
Cash The stock is well 1T consisting all kinds
of goods suitable for Ladies'. ntemen, Girls, Boys md
Children. Being anxious 10 close up the concern as
speedily possible his whole stock will be sold with
much regard cost.
p. S-Any bushes, wishing to this stand
had otter apply as early rs possible.
July tsif JOHN J. PURN Is, Ag't,
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MARKETS.
From Richardson & Brothers Circular.

From richardson q Brother circular.
LIVERPOOL, June 24.-Breadstuffs-The
weather has been most favorable for agricultural
purposes in France consequently breadstuffs are
considerably lower. Wheat has declined Sd. to
Cd. Flour has declined IS, and Indian Corn
Is. 2s Holders rather press on the market,
and the quotations are, Western Canal, BIS Sd.
(others say 36s. Cd. BIS; Straight Baltimore
374.) Wheat-white, lis. Cd. I2s. 3D.; red,
lis. lis. Cd; (other circulars quote white lis.
Is. Sd. rs. red, los. a lls.) Indian Corn
36s. a BIS.
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MoETGoMRRY Co., Va.

We cheerfnlly recommend the winter Of the Aeehany
Springs believing, as do, TINT there is winter
which has been discovered TINT claim the high mer
ils this can. We have had frequent opportunities of
witnessing the wonderful effected by il 10 Net
YOU. and Culaneous Diseases and long standing and
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have no RESTITUTION
in recommending persons afflicted with any Of the
above Diseases ar wi have been suffering from any de-
raneement of the stomach liver. We believe its
medical qualities unsurpassed by any known
JAMES NJ. G. KENT, NJ. ID.
SAML A. McJONKEY, NJ. ID.
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PASSENGERS for he Sweet, Red-Sweet,and White
Sulphur Springs leave Lynchburg daily (Sundays
excented) via Va. e. Tenn railroad at CT
ing with our Conc es at BONSACK'S DEPOT ard to
Sweet and Red Springs evening; leave next morn
ing after Iegnlar breakfast, and reach White sulphur
Springs BY | l. n m. Returning leave White Sulphur
Strings g. p m. reach Red. and Sweet Springs oy T.
H. m leave Red and Sweet Springs next mourning at d.
n, m and arrive ia Lynchbnrg same day by 7 p. NJ
Leave Lynchburg daily (Sundnys excepted) via Va.
Tenn. r. r. at p. connecting with orr coaches at
Bonsacks, arrive Fncaste evening by dark
Leave Fincuse daylight oext day, and arrive at the
Sweet and Rel Sweet Springs to dinner, and to the
White Sulphur Springs by 6 p. same day Return
lag leave While Sulphur Springs at , m, reach Fin
castle by 6 p M leave Fncase at aylicht, conn 81
ing with the cars Bonsacls. reach Byncbufg by a.
m. Passengers assured that this Is the cheapest,
most expediors and comfortable route Ia the Springs
from LyncAburg.i
Fare from Lynchlurg TO Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs So 50 from Lynchburg bite Sulnhur 81 SO
Extra Coaches furnished al oil times ut Bonsack
Depot travel parties may desire
iuIv Ats w. p. PARISH & co.
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FLnYn CT. Iio.. Va. MHY % i.

was taken sick early in the yenr 1853; confined to
my bed six months: my whole nervous system EN-
rely Frustrated had almost wholly lost the use OF my
limbs during that time was visited by several phYsi
clans of high standing, but with all their efforts grew
worse, MI became IS emaciated any one living
could be. My physicians then ad'ised me to visit the
Aes hany Springs ! did so; carried there on my
bod being unable to stand sit up used the water about
Ten days; commenced improving at once and was finally
restored to health | have hesitation in sayng u mt
my restoration to health entirely the use of his
water aud believe had il been for this powerful
agem, | weuld now hne been l.. The grave
HIRAM HUFF.
jun dtu&fri-cwth-rs
~ L,nchburg Republican, Richmond Wing and
Examiner, and tersburg Intslligencer copy.
RIANKS For SALE Az THIS OFFICE
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$4,000.
Self-Delence the First Law of Nature.

n OF for III" speech want OF moneyo that ! am ~
II bout 10 change The nature of my business but in
consequence OF circumstances by which am surround
ded, bm induced 10 offer the prblc tho Whole of my
valuable stock of lancy and saple Dry Goods 1t Cost
for CASH and If my customers and country friends will
pease to favor with call, they will ind my assor
nen as full ani complete IT NJ the fret oi the
season. JOHN ABRAHAMS,
lmn lG.ls-N-Gmn
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take pleasure in saying that, from what have wit
messed of the effects of the of the Allegheny
Springs in my family and from the statements OF
others entitled full confidence, who have used it.
regard it 5 n valuable tonic and Alternative pecu-
ialy suited the secretions and lost tone Of
the stomach in Of DYSPEPSIA, 10 invgorae the sys
TEN end that distressing train 81 nervous sys-
tenn so often connected with disease of long Standing
nnd eenern debility. JNO II. GRIFFIN, NJ. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08
The GentIeman's Medical POcket-BOOI,
AND
HEALTH ADVISER:

CONTAINING Statement Of the Modes # Curing
~ every disease to which lac !, liable; and Directions
in case of Accidents the R6ad or Mt Sen. With full
Account tf Epi Iemic Cholera, of Dyspepsia, and of
Sick Ieadache their Causes, Cure and Prevention and
n Popular Description Of the Human Teeth; their For
maiuin Diseases and IRE. meh by the author OF the
Ludy's Medical Pocket Book. Priee SO cents
The prnctice of medicine should bel conducted on
those general principles, which drawn by sober ex'
perence from careful observation of the effects OF
NEEDLES upon the human body, in its different stages ut
disease. These greet lending principles alo few, short
aud ensy UNDERSTOOD they applicable in every dis
en- to which the human body is subject although they
may always prove equally successful IL Is the ia
deinus use Of them which constitutes the great merit Of
the enlightened hysican.
Ia matter of such immense Importance to every in
dvidua it wou necessary Their, that these piinc
pies be as widely disseminated, and in plain words
possible, in order that every may know and under
stand Them To do this is every mans duty as well rs
interest; f. r. independent of his life, which is fire.
duanty eopuided by the want Of such knowledge 'ha,
of his neghbor often by accident place in his hands
To some particular of extensive country
an to travellers especially this consideration is cf the
utmost i'm porance. 10 this work, have endeavored
within a small, compass and In as plain mnnner as pos
sble lay down such rules and give such directions
ms will enable every one who reads them apt TO his
or his iend case the pnn of treatment most P'ope'
trit.
As these pages intended exclusively for the use OF
nen no diseases peculiar children are treat
ed of in it
Published b. HAYES g. ZELL, 1913 market Street,
Philadelphia nd for sae in Lynchburg, Va by X. A.
WILLIAMS.
Any person sending 50 to the publishers will re-
ceive by mail post pad, copy of either OF the above
works
ANY paper giving the above an insertion and sending
cory to the publ shers, will receive sett of the above
by mai, prepaid. may heodts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

MONTGOMERY Co, Va, May %.
From my knowledge and observation, | have no hest
tation in saying TIM, the OF tho Allegheny Springs
is equal il superior any in use in many cuses
particularly remarkable in oil Dyspersa, Dersnge
ment of Liver, any arrangement Whatever of diges-
tive organs; AID believe has higher claim
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT.
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PROGRESSIVE.

IENH Z subscribers wishing be REGARDED as lug
Il CARDS old Fogies in the Business aud FOR the pur
pose Of keeping pace with the present progressive
of he trnde, would inform Their friends and the pub
lie generally that from this time til wdl offer tleir
stock greatly reduced prices and many articles al
much less than Cost foo Cash. Intending in
good faith they pledge themselves to sell their eopds
owns any Other house who proposes sell at cost
under.
All they ask is call, show purchasers that they
in ca, nesst aud mean do what they sny.
(iune l5ls) SfIGLER, M ELDERRY & co.
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| SECOND DISPATCH.

Appropriation for the Richmond Custom House.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Ihe appropriation OF
Sl2OO00 for the completion ofthe Custom House
at Richmond, was agreed to by the House, to-
day, bya vote of "a to 81.
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GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Immense Loss Of Property.

PHILApELpHIA, July Ga most destructive
fire occurred in this city last night, Among the
buildings burned we're the National Theatre, the
Chinese Museum, together with some thirty or
forty dwelling houses and stores. The fire ex-
tended from 9Th to 9th rect, and from Chestnut
to George street. Loss nearly Sl,0O0,00O.
The Girard House was on fire several times,
and narrowly escaped destruction.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The loss by the fire in Philadelphia is now esti-
mated at $1,500,000. Insurance, 700,0OO.-
Among the stores destroyed were some of the
finest in the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Breadstuffs are depress-
ed under the foreign news, and yesterdays prices
are not maintained.
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Severe Case of Rheumatism.
ScoTrsvILLE, Aibemple Co., Va,

SCCTTRyILLE, Abennnie TO-. va,
Ma sch 4th, $50 !
Mcssrs Mortimer d. MocbTdy - Genteinen--Haying
been afflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
worst FORMS and not being able Obtain relief from
other medicines. induced to try "HamptonsVeg
eable Tincture" few bottles of which, lam happy to
say, have made perfect cure.
Atthe time commenced using the Tincturc was
scarcely able to walk. | and have been for
some weeks. entirely free from ail pain.
Yours, most truly y. II. NAL.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
Ext act from Jumes Harris, Esqs Letter, alexandria,
va-Aer speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
says: "Mrs H. has been suffering with the liver COM
plant and with inability constantly complaining. hom
weakness through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than o thirty years. being entirely restor
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from .
Letter from J. G ines, ESQ.,, Loudon county Va.-My
wife has been for ycas afflicted with great weakness,
pain in the breast, side and back; palpitaon IT the
heart; feebenes the system; loss OF appees
complexion saow the sight Of eye almost gone the
other We weak. | am pleased TO say, Hamptos's
Yinct,us has restored ferto perfect health her eyes
me AS good now as ever they
FVsCall and get rlinmphets
Sold by J. II. SEAy n CO., Lynchburg; Sewers
Scottsville A. J. BROWN Charlottesville, and hy ~
Druggists through2ut the State nsr q d&cly
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CHRlsrIAssBuae May %, 1854

CHR1sTIANsBURG, May %, 1881
With pleasure do hereby hcaI testimony toihe snan
tive property of the water of the Allegheny Springs
In the summer of 1910 my health ailcd, frpm Dyspep
STA digestion which in despite of the prescriptions
of the be physicians In TIA lund, grew In lsil
visited the Grnyson phur Springs but without amy
benefit. lhpt Fall | was advised to abandon, for
time. my profession, and travel; which did for nenry
year consulting the best physicians could meet with
In 1874 visited the Saratoga mud Sharon Springs, n
Y. and used their for four months returning IN
the fail without the slightest hopes nn the part oi my
friends that could live through the winter was
brent hing skeetonl H. 1914 visited tie " bite Sui
phur Springs and though slightly improved. In
the month of July, IA, was recommended to attend
the Aliegha,y Spring, which at that lime wholly un
known Spring for any curative qualities possess
ed. To my great surprise, found I" contin power
FIJI mineral properties and, after "siug il three weeks
found myself greatly improved In August returned
aud lsed the for three weeks and improved
beyond any thing could have hoped for My i'm
movement continued though TINT the next sum
rner | again drank the for ~ weeks and am
now "A healthy man hive no hesitation In believing
thut this powerful and principal agent I'M
der rovdenee my restoration tu health. My extra
ordinary recovery ncted attention this water and
have since knows many very remarkable cures ef
fccted by itsu.e in cases o. confirmed DYspepsa be-
LEV the very beat mineral water upon this earth.
ELI PHI EGAR.
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Allegheny Springs.

FENIIlS Watering Place is stuntel in thu county of
4 Montgomery, Va, "a miles rom the Va. 81 Tenn.
Railroad 80 mica west OF the city Of Lyuolhnrg,
and within 10 IN lea al the beautiful villnRe OF Chris.
tunsbnrg; Immediately ON Il o banks OF tho Roanuko
River; and Is surrounded by the most benutiiu nnd
lovely scenery in the Union. The improvements
ARE NIL new. having been errcte within the last II
months and OF the most comf1 table rhoUcter-
The water Is known yet To limited extent. but has
bern sufficiently tested justify the Propricor4 in sfnt
ing tho public their honest Conviction TINT the al
j. will entirely relieve and permanently my nt
niccd with Nrpous GulHeons Diseases, y-pepsn,o
my disease originating from disorded state ol tho
stomach liver We miphi say much the efficacy
e this water but wishing to be accused o. attempt
ing to puff into tioe, have thought it best TO
n few certificates from gentlemen OF The very highest
character who have had its good effects eiter demon
siioted in their have witnessed il 10 that
of others. This placci of EASY ACCESS, persons
within - miles the Of the Va. Tenn.
Rnroad, where they will be met by first class G. nch
10 convey them the SPRINGS; the ploprirors having
mnde arrangements with Mr.. Il. i. Wills. lie md
oduting gentleman, to com Get his coach with
each tun. He will have safe and accommodating dr.
We will be- ready receive visitors 10y the Isl
day Of June. Rooms, II spoken for reserved.
HOLT. GOLHOUN CO
B-Porso-s sending for winter after the Isl day ot
June viii be charged for 1t.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MERIcA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE RUSSIANS DRIVEN PROM sILIsTRIA BY THE
TURKS.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.

ON AID after ednesdny, the l1lh Jnue. the Pas
~ seuger Trains this road will run 5 follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily, at-.-....----.65 A. M.
- Petel~Hurg = . g p NJ.
MAIL TRAIN
Will leave Richmond daily. at.----..----...3 p NJ.
g." Petersburg - .-.-...-....---..45 A. NJ.
Fare for white persons 81 81; Children t.rce,a
not twelve years of age 81 Golored
in servants car IS
Servants will no, be permitted in first class except
when in attend infant children sick pa sons,
in which case the prize as Tor white persons will
be charged
A discount of 10 cents will be made each fare
when tickets procured the Office and To passen.
gers getting the where no tickets are sold
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, " Wednesdays and Fridays
tt6 A. NJ for Port WaIthall. where it with
he Steamboat Augusta for Norfolk. Portsmouth, md
intermediate places
FIRE to Norfolk Portsmouth. s. 90
Meals, each. ---.----- ----.--.------ - VI ou
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with passes that one can be retained AT the
Office and it be expressly stated on the pnss that
they ure permitted 10 go the Cars.
N. B-The Trains will run by Rchmon ! Time.
THOS DODAMEAD, Sppt.
Office r. & p. r. r. Co, June l4th, li5i.
iuIv arts
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JoHs HowLsfT. HEsHT c. BAHDT, y. :. wEfsIsxz,
Foi mery Of Norfolk.
ROW LETT, HARDY 4 CO.
General Commission Merchants.
PETERSBURG Va.


DAY close personal attention consignments of
Il Tobacco, Wheat Cotton,
md other produce.
Constantly o. hind. Pefavi,n Guano direct from The
Government Agent. Mexican Guano. direct from the
Importer e. d. DeBurg's Super Phosphate Of ine
Lubec Plaster, Bone lust, Washington and Thonastoh
Lime and other Fertilizers
We invite attention 10 our stock Of Flows Harows,
Cultivnlors Fan Mills. Stfaw CnttsIs, Corn Shelters,
Homiby Mills, Ohurns, Wheel .rruws, Hay and Manure
Folks, &c.
Al the proper Seasons. have hnnd. Wheat
Drills, Reapers Mowers Grain Cradles. Grass Scythes,
Horse Powers. Thrcshers aud Gnss Seeds in erent
ficty
We are the soc Agents in this city for MacGregor's
eelernied Farmers Boiler, and for r. 8. Eastmsn's
Plank Read Wagons
Cypress Shingles, Hay. Lump and Crate Coal Tar.
Calcned Pnstef. Cement, Nc. generally on hand.
Re ponsibc orders respectfully solicited and filed
ms low rs II the purchaser were present.
We do not keep Stuck Of Groceries. but take pleas
IN filling orders for them when Customers desire
IL,
Now In Store on Consignment.
3D5 bbls No. Gut North Carolina Herrirgsi
30 hhds New Crop Cuba Molasses,
10 Casks Patent Refined Rapesecd OIL,
10 Elephant Oil.
Jun ~ Il fy)
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NOTICE by virtue ola deed oftrust, executed
~ to u, ~ Daniel S Jasper, bearing date the 3ls
Nav 1851 and cf record in the office of lie lust
court !or the city 'f Lynclburg, of his Books, Bonds
Accounts aud Evidences OF Debt ha' been transferred
10 Us in rusl; ard all persons indebted TO said D. s. Jas
per will Ilense call Ut the store OF VIM l. Anderson *
90 Nher re they II fin their accounts and settle the
same without law as it Is mrortani t, close the bust
ue..At once ] A HOPKINS,
JNO. OYLER,
inn oQ2w
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THE T e MALE 81 : I EN-.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

NOR RENT--Tne House recently occurred "a
L by tie subscriber applyto D. B. rsv or -
Ammon Hancock. JAS HUNT
apl Sts
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LYNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS,
Adjoining Post Office.

TTTE have no on band the largest assortment
w finished Marble Work South of Baltimore. such
ms American and TIA ian Marble Monuments, Tom :,
Head and Foot Stones. Mantle Pieces Lambs, Doves
Furniture Marble, sizes, &c, &c.
Wearc also prepared to make to order all kinds ot
Marble Wo,t, ut Northern prices, with dispatch,
fully boxed free of cost, and guaranteed safe
an, distance Lettering s. 80 cts. per hundred. Call
and see, or address line
JNO. b. GADDESS & BRO,
Jun oats Lyn"hburg.
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Observation-Disclosures
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ENROM Lynchbmg to the Sweet Rcd Sweet md
Il White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule
via Va * Tenn r. X. and FnrisI & Cos. Stage Line !:
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june 10 Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10
The Samoan, OF Navlgntor's Islands.

Tlrom the San Francisco Herald, Nov. 49,
We extract the following interesting statistics re-
latng to these islands from the last number Of the
Samoan Reporter, received by the brig Henry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

PAsIs. Tuesday, Nov. q, lisa.
IN. freNs an The Cr'inco-fan,c in Paris ,cr
Respect 10 the Intentions of the Gerprrn Polceys--
Ossso"de@cy nj The Court Srrival of Lord
Potmtrston- Sensation Cesscd by his Presence
IN the French Capuak- TIE C.ar Practical
Jotr-The sieg, Of SebsHopoi- Hostile Feeling
Bet,ceen the Ausfrigns ard Turls-Thaty,c,i
Gossip, &c., &c.
To Jou, who frt N The far Atlantic, In TIRE tieritv
Of conscious strength srd she csmn IS OF oos rio,
ueut,slty, iook Gown ON the A,ssos. lba. ar, sss,