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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 46, 1,
Troops for California.

The new steamship San Francisco left this
port on Thursday, Dec. 21, for San Francis
co, via the Straits of Magellan, touching at
Rio Janelro, valparaiso and Acapulco. She
had on board Companies A, BID, GJH, T. K
and L. of the Third Regiment of u. States
Artillery. These Companies, with the nom
commissioned staff and band of the regiment,
constitute force of about 500 men. Com
panies c and 3 are equipped as light artille-
ry, and stationed at Fort Gibson, Cherokee
Nation, and Fort Smelling, Iowa, under the
commands of Captain and Brevet Lieut. Col.
Bragg and Captain and Breyet Major Sher-
man. Companies F. and M, commanded by
Captains Burton and Keyes, are now, and
have been since 1848, stationed in Ca1ifor-
The following is list of officers and faf1i-
lies who sailed in the San Francisco
Colonel William Gates, commanding regi-
ment. 81 81 ha e| 38 ge.3it
Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel ]. NJ.
Washington. s5f ss-r
Major Charles S. Merchant. r4 .f fIg
Surgeon R. S. Satterlee. r
Assistant Surgeon H. R. Wirtz.
First Lieutenant S. Z. Fremont, Regime1e
tai Quartermaster and Acting Adjutant.
First Lieut.. L. Roeser, Acting Assistant
Commissary. 1a y.
Captain and Brevet Lieut.. Col. M. Burke,
commanding Company I.
Capt. and Brevet Major Geo. Taylor, COM
manding Company A. l2 2l'
Captain and Brevet Major F. o. Wyse, COM
manding company D. I.oal 3qe.i9-
Capt. Fl. B. Judd, commanding detachmen5
of recruits to constitute Companies B, and L.
First Lieutenant and Brevet Captain H. B.
Field, commanding Company X. 7.a ~
First Lieut. W. A. Winder, commanding
Company G. yrs
First Lieut.. C. S. Winder, commanding
Company FL.
First Lieut.. R. FL. Smith. 1 ao
Second Lieut.. J. Van Voast.
Brevet Second Lieut.. j. g. Chandler.
Officers families Mrs. Gates and three
children, Miss Carter, Mrs Merchant and two
children, Miss Valeria Merchant, Mrs. Chase
and son, Mrs. Fremont and three children.
Mrs. Loeser, Miss Eaton, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Wyse and child, Mrs. Judd. slLa
Capt. T. W. Gardiner, First Dragons, to
join his regiment in California
Lieut.. F. K. Murray, United States Navy,
is passenger to Rio Janeiro, to join the squad
ron on that station. 30
Mr.. Geo, Aspinwall is also a passenger,
who goes out for the benefit of his health
The following is list of the officers of the
steamer: -0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
MECHANICAL.
Mt. VIVA. wALDRoN, d. sETszER,
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

Q o ~ a ~ T, w a Ia - ho IN OK " or
VEToULD Re peeffuly inform their hien s aud the
w public generally that they are nov receiving at
their Furniture Ware Rooms on Mai St. 'ew doors
below the Naryel House, their stock of Rose Wood
Nahogans Walnut. md other Furniture ;nige;her with
great many articles in The WY OF House keeping that
are useful we'll ornamental. have never bttore
been introduced this market All OF which have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest relh
taiion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department,
In which they have engaged workmen OF skiiinnd exe
ence and therefore prepared to have made to or
der Of good ernl any piree OF furniture that
my be ordered. They woLil add that iney are pre-
pared to offer greater Inducements to persons wahting
anything in tie why offURN1TUhE, than ever be-
been oe ed in this market And they hope by as
siduous attention business and receive at least
portion of the public patronage
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
n B-We would sny toour old friends md custom.
that continue manufacture. old stand,
on Br dge 81 nil kinds of T,baeco MJulds and the
like, and solicit continuance of their fnvors.
mar l3 rs c., W. * Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
NORFOLK TRAIN
For Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Fort Walthall Line
HNHE beautiful and tavorite steap,b mt h r~oes
L AUGUSTA, under h. command ofS.s..sa-s
Capt. VIM. G. Smith, so long aud favolabIy Lnn
the travelling community on the Potomac and IA
Rivcr.) is now running on the line via Part i
ihaIl,and is furnished with LIFE BOAT
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the ,.pn
required by Art of Congress to secure the safefy M
engers
The Cars running H. COZ nexion with the Augusta
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Dem
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet n
have but few steps tn walk to the Cars.
The Ours runni from Petersburg to City Pod
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg
days US above, ut75 NJ, from tile Depo of the II
maltox X Co.. thus giving passengers an opt@I
TO go from Lynchburg ether by the Packet b
Danvlle Railroad 10 Richmond. or by way of the
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there next |
irg to Norfolk.
Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk on h
tedass, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saunr
O'Clock, An
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c........
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
Servants, throug h,.-.----. --...--.-.......
Servants to any point on u river --.......
Meals,
mar 3l-d&cts THOS. DODAMEADS
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOom.


ID II. LlGGAN & son, Upho. <sszesssFFs.sssssssaa.,
IL. serers Pare Hangers. Mat Efklssesssz...asA
lress and Rope Manufacturers Main "s5 90
Street, Two Doors below the Market house, Lyncbug
Va, keep antly hnnd and make or or. Curl
ed Hair, Lhuck, Mess, Cotton Woo and piral spring
Mattresses, ardRope Of every description.
We have in onr employment hrst'rate Cab
net Workmen: and intend to keep hand surI ly of
FURNITURE, of our make. and also Northrn man
lnciurc-such Bureaus, Sofas Wardrobes BeGsteads
Cheirs, Douben md Single Lounges,-l000 Bead.ieads
ON md. We ask t.e attention OF all Nho navy
articles IN line and pledge ourse Sc. up
reasonable terms he obtained in hi.
other market 10 = lecal attention given to the
parng pf Furniture. Jun 2d&c,s)
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= y q AR = N TOB A eco.
Nj. IANGHORNE & SONS

EG AIR = N TOB ACCO.
Nj. LANGHORNE & SONS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
1--WE Subscribers have constantly on hnnd a large
Il stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SPEARS OF
the most approved brands which they feel confident ARE
uicrinr To in the market, and which will be sold at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERs from any part of the Union will be promptly
met and enthc satisfaction guarantee to purchasers
The iollowi Brands are kept constantly on hand:
SEGARs.
La Flor de abann, La Sulrana
Chllnrnln, Las Tres Coronas
Jic"tencal. La Gula de Aqua
Old Dominion Conqustu,
La Fiel de Z J. c., I'll LEON de Or,
La rrresita, FL Nunulno
Uiu Hundo pmntation
HI PrnsramH, Figure
Las Tres Estrellas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Prin,ip.s
Lafayette, Sc &C.
roBAcco.
tronoco. Nectarine.
Gold Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach. Sanard ScS,
Septemhr S-scts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04

TpOOTS >, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
Little subsci bers have rec. ived port II of their
tA Spring supply of Boos, Shoes. Hats and q
~ Caps, among which will be found n great 4
variety ri Ladies' Misses and Childrcns Caters, -
Buskirs, Slippers and Ties ofa ors, whch will be
added in "A week two their Eastern goods. in viii
will be fannd general assortment of low priced Boots
and Shoes of all descriptions which ask the atten
ton oil our friends and the public generally with the
that these goods shall he sold low they
be had in any house in Virginia All orders for an, thing
in line will meet with prompt attention. We hive
some mole skin hats pretty good article, which
sell fol 81 So FRETWELL & HALL.
MAJ 7 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
XNiLsON - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

XABESON - Wholesale
w AND RETAIL GRbGEhS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants in the new GIuutcs Front Bul'ing.
lcS doors nln,vc the Merchants Bark. Muir Slr,rt.
LSnclhurr w receiving their spring supply,
Ia which they invite the attention oil then friends and
thr public Eeu,nliy-
20 hhd4 O N q md st Sugars,
30 bbls Retired Coffee do
30 " Clarified und Pulyprised do
lOb huxes Louf do
10 bhl4 Cu-ilal do
10 hhd~ Cubn aud q Molassos
30 bbls O md Sugar-house Srrup
100 Sa. KS Rio aud Lagu,n Coffee
% " Superior Brown Javado
" Genuine Moo, do
Chests L, Imperial and Black Tens
ricrce, New Crop Rice,
200 Sides Sole Leather, h envy and ligh weights
bales Shoe Thread
,n00 las Bae Cotton. nssuticd numbers
, hnles Cotton Butts,
100 Sacks Snt
30 tons Country and 1redegar Rolled Iron. ass
1909 lbs Blistcred Steel,
l000 lbs Gust aud Shear Steel,
boxes Patent Axes different ands,
200 hes Nails assorted,
- " Horse Shoes
100 lbs Hose Shoe Nails,
- best Noyn Scolin Grind Stones
so boxes Sperm AID Aduwustne Candles,
20 =" lurpcnne Soap
90 ibis Mackerrl,
% " Tanners Oil,
10 900 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Cloyurserd
Ginger Spice, Pepper Chuckunte, Alum SnItpcier
Soda. Starch. Coppeas, indigo, Nader large stock
at Cotton Osn ,bcrgs. Brown Duncsti,s STAPLE Dry
Quo and great mnny other articles 100 tedious to
mention, n of which they offer sell the very best
ler.us. on % give in exchange lor country produce
maI7ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Information for the People.
New GeedS, AZ the New Stand
BURROUGHS, SHAFER & Co.,


IIAyIN6 established Themselves at their quar-
Il tiers. take pleasure in informing their o custom.
ers ard the public that III y have store, Just
ceive rem then manufacturers. complete assortment
af Spring ANA umner Clothing, oil gotten up in the
superior stye for ch the goods heretofore sold by
them have become SO famous.
The annexed lis, ofiesdiag articles, bun imperfeoy
fdicate- the variety Of Spring STOCK 10 form oor-
idca OF whichs requrers personal examination
Black. blue Give and other Fancy Frock, Dress aud
SaeA Goats. Half Sacks and f.ocLleis lain. Plaid
and Fancy Cashmere frocks, Sack Froeh- anil Sacks
with Pants and match) Black and fancy Habit
Cloth sshmeret Drap d'Ete Tweed. Union Cashmere.
Jeans, Alpaca Ctoton, Queens cloth, and Paris Cloth
Business office and travelling Goats,
Merino. Pergec. and zepLyr Sacks and ftoek''
Grass Cloth, TURNER'S Satip Bingham Sacks Frocks
Plaid, Chene, and mode Drill z
Duel. Bgf. Linen, China Cloth Couonade "
~ Particular attention Is invited To our nnrivaIled
D. es and Iock Coats, wotfanted in trimming nj and
WORKMANSHIP, eqHoi 10 custom Hork.
Pantaloons.
French English and American Doc skin and Cassi.
mere. fancy Gsssimere. Casinerrti. Dnp d'Ete,and
Union Cashmere, " hiie and oolored Duck and Drill
ling fancy Linen Bstnsley. Union and Grass Drilling,
Bnl-check, pseuda Cashmere. Coitonad aud Erminet
Vests.
Double aud single breaued. blark and e"lored Geu-
adme, hlack and fancy Satin Baratiiet. toroutine,
pongee Gernen and EGG ish sill. Bud ~hte, Figured
aud Plain M,rseiles. Cashmere aud Nrfioo' Apaca'
linen and Giag am, richly embroidered 3ab and White
M,rine. light and white silk Party Nests elegant gold
End silver fnsrlled do.
Shirts. Collars, Cravats, &c.
Extra qualiy medium aad common Shirts, shnms,
" rurard can- Ssiin and silk GaYaf- srutf. rad
StoeksSp imldeds. Pangee, Baneana and Cbiea cord
pocket hnG Ms funny hurderei anil plain cafbrir do,
DENIM, al HI NY uvcr-8lis and shius.cottan, -k
ind tneriuo under 'hirts drawers dirnaaao's aud
Ghos,ias ssPe'ao n 6 ove. block, ~lite an eoIored
Silk Lsle and rouaH zfa,tr sik, Lisle aud
cotton socks, silk. a'sA a.ien Umbrellas etc.
hercAonfs WISHING tlei' stoc >. vii hnd,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
Hn,d's Golden Gloss for the Hair.
New Law 4 Miscellaneous Books.


~ following new Books. 80
Treatise on the Law ri bills of Exchange,
Prumissory Notes, Bank Notes. Bankers Cash Notes
and Checks by Johan Barnard Byles.
Practical Treatise the Law relating Trn.toos
their Powers. Quite, Privileges and Liabilities by
James Hill
RaNle on Covenants Tor Titles
dtc"nenf on Evidenc,-ihlrd Volume
simms Poetcal Works, , oil.
Darlington Sketches.
Disc lions ON Philosoph, ana Literature, Sir VIM.
Hhuilton.
Life ar Letters Of jos. Story Vols.
Wiley ,f the Amazon. by Lieut. Herndou
Comm ntnries on the Laws Of tho Ancient Hebrews
BYE @ Wines.
Golden Dreams and Leaden Realities.
Six Months in Italy, by Himd-2 Vols.
The Hearth Stone
The Spaewife Quccn's Secret lay Pau Pepporeinss.
Merkland 10y the Aut#rf of NJ nrt Maitland
Physiology oil Taste
A Journey Round a., W. s, 6#.I .f.r ker.
Memoir oil c. J. faN H. -. Es#.oll.
Memoirs, Jourubl and Con- f'#e.ee al Tho. Moore,
% cts per pint.
kuren on Soaps and Can TO-
Busy Momcn,s of an Idle ~ aa
autobiogrt fly ot an Aelr,ss y MI. Mowatt
Libeia. 81 Mr.. ieyon's Experincnt--Airs Hale.
rhetoric OF Conversation. 10y HeHey.
Gazetteer ofthe United States by Baldwin X Thomas
Holbrooh Self Instructor No. L. Writing, Spelling and
Drawing. mar II T.
~ Express Cory
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Richmond and Petersburg RajI. J,.,.
- Y
CHANGE OF HOURS

D. "t'" "itei - edhesday the 1sL March a
~ senger Trains on this road will run n, e. n" les
EXPRESS TRAIN O"O"'
VIII leave Richmond duly, at...a
g Petersburg " Al
NAH. TRAIN Il nd
Will leave Richmond daily at
Petersburg - .
Fare 81 lO-Children over three, and no, oya., 1
years OF age, 60 cenis. discount of 10 G, nj, ~.
made on each fare when tickets are procured n, 0
nee, and I" passengers getting on the cars vbe,a
els are sold. ' 10
Through Tickets in connection with Blp,J e. n
Western Stage Line n be procured AZ Tho N /" ps
following places: "'e' VI
Greensb rough. North Carolina .... An
Lexington, q
Salisbury " -
Charlotte, 3" - u
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays W ednesdsvs md r.
1t 90, A. M, for Port Waltha where il conne,,'
he Steamboat Augusta. Capt. w. c. Smith fr N
Portsmouth, and all the intermediate places avn
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth, 4.
The freight all articles for Norfolk n, pa,,
ard the different findings the river. mus be -"
advance.
N. B,-ServantS travelling by themselves mrs, l.
nished with two passes, that one can be re,n; II
the office, and il mnsl he expressly stated on ,ha
that they permitted 10 go on the Cars or 9ar k7
may be. a.
mar 3 l-dScrs THOS OODANEAn @ u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04

nNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
spectfully to call the attention of the citizens ri
lynchburg and the adjoining country. his large ami
a. splendid las sortment Of BOOTS SHOES. -
% CATERS. &c, OF his OWN MAKE "
-<eT AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE QUAIL
~ AND Of SUPERIOR wuRKMANsHIP.
Persons wshngto have good and durable Boot a.
Shoe for the present season. will do well TO call on me-
ia am determined to please, both 5 regards qua,
and price.
Don't forget cali the three doors above tile
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. I. +. GRlMALDI.
dec Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
FOX NE w YOus II
jamestown and lsO:tnOkc,

fEHE new nd rlegnut .ide vince. -foep = dit
1 ship JAMESTOWN, (Cppt faeri.b, )t-s-~ss s1I-s
e lcnye rei .fslufE via. CITY Point, e,ery lacsu,
Evening, add the ROANOKE, (Capt. CnYendy. } esce
Frdny Evening. los New York.
rnssare urd tnrc from Petcf.bure, Hc0des
Stale Rooms $40 e
Strr. nee pn-snre. 3 IN
For spcrd comfort aud .nlct, tlesc steuu -ldrs
,Aceedb by ON The ca,sf nad trs,c - vii il =
the plrasnnf leu', the uortb ##.ss.s ds.#
hy agoid the dust anil frequent eu re u Ia. .#faa=
~ Ticket. i-s.edpt ofler - E,a#o.#.# #.#ra1
SANlL. 4 BArIIs4 -jgf I'm a#yP
~ pnsscrR"t trau l,avcsIh. Ar# uuI# Ie.
cycfy ruesiay md riday al In Il put - ~
10 connect with the Steamship nj Guy fntut fh--rts
gers 10y the Sputhsie Rnilr1ad i'll reucu r., r-hufg
time Ia the The rnfa fpi tn ,jshuirts. : q. b
july li.f-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
GALVANISM.

GAIVANISM
wv Il SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,
Houghlon's Celebrated Magnetic Electric Ma.
chine, of superior finish. also pulvernnrhers Hydro
Electric Voltaie chains and M,rehead's Magnetic Pins
ter. The instruments constructed aud arranged
according scientific principles and highly
mended fur the relief und Of local pains, and oil
nervous affections For saety
JNO II, SEAY e. co,
feb 25-ts. Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS
Spring Fashions for 1851.
Has nov feceivedIand store his Spng 'fyle -
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS.

GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS.
comprising Beebees N-w York style which s nosi
beantifui-aiso, Dahforts young mems Pnladel 'his
style fat brimwhch i. unsurpassed BY any hat yet Of
fei ed or the pec ton OF this market Tog ther with
the Baltimore syleenrl brm-whch Is very band onie
Besides large fa the various sts les and
qualities of Soft Hats adapted for the Spring Trade;
10 which he enrnesly calls the enton Of his
friends aud and he public give him call,
he Is prepared offer greater Inducements To
buyers than an, like esabli hmrnt in the city both At
wholesale md retail All kinds of hats made order.
at shortest oice Customers hats dressed over 10
half price. Cn at the sign OF tie Blue Hat bargains
mar 8 dts WM SITTER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04

BOok-Binding.
uksE Subscriber is rrepared Ia bind MI kinds
L Of Books Pci ,dcas NJ lsic. News lapcrs &c -
from the pnine,i Ia the finest gedec styles
Having of the best London Binders in his en-.
plsyment lie ns" prepared to bind a., kind OF books
10 order in antique loninn style, with the new ard
much improved LONDON GLUE.
All work warranted TO be e1uu TO the London Bind.
ing. Give call WM j. FOLKS
Book }'nder and Blank Book manufacturer.
Main, St.
p. S.--Geasun's Pictorial bound for 81 %.
10 Is
tY Republican copy
DOKT WINE-Wc have just received Ion
l. sale. lot Of Pure Old Port Vim IN BOTH IA very
fine arti, lie for clical purposes.
mar BITS LEE 4 JOH NSON
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DIS SOL TON.
Office Gen. Supt. Va. & Tenn. r. r..
Dec. 18th, 1853. !
NOTICE

IF'IlE ACCOMMODATION hmm running h, u Tins pace
10 Ban- cks, Nj bt Discontinued alrrr The ',st
,fd rf,to, "wednesday morn R~,hr Eth ii-t.
dec - l. THGS SIIA1 +
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Blankets Blankets !!

TIVE Undersigned wish Ia sell nnt their stock o
Bnnhtt--censequentlyt hey offering them n
ef"nlly reduced prices Their STOCK consists of me
common Bed Borh Whitney .pu,icId, Crib, &c. Cad
-opn If ,eu want . hnenin
LIB lb-ts ST1GLER, McELDERRY 4 co
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sOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD


e. -----HH-----A1'a-- ~
n PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves
n pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday eIi
ut O'clock A. M. ami arrives at BurkevilIe al
terrectioh OF the Richmond ana Danvllie NJ
ut 10 o clock,A. M, connecting by that Road with
7. tlagg Co.'S Stage LiGe for Charlotte Cour1
lfalltax Court House, Danvile and Greensbou
and arriving mt Farmvie at 1l.30. A. NJ, con
there with Mcssrs. Figg. Caldwell & Coz 81!
l"r Lynchburg'
returning, The train leaves Farmyle at ],
ard Burkev ale at p, p. M. arriving 20 Peters
time tor the trains going North South con
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-04

i Tuet Set. Q. 70, Ia aud 10 pieces, OF Blue
White Grnnile Flowing Decorated and Gill Fancy pat
terms. r.iet Ware, Basins md Ewers and otler pieces
II. /, and in pnirs.
J y. Is. EVANS No. III, Wcst Main 81,
nov ~. Rrhm,nd Va.
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\ supply id
Fast. s'1n
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
New-Orlcans, Sept. %.

GES. ALVAREZ MARCHING ON THE
CAPITAL. The steamship United States
has arrived at this port from Aspinwall,
with the California mails and dates Of
Sept. l.
She reports that tie steamship George
Law has sailed from AspinwaIl on the
I7th inst. for New York, with the Cali.
forna mails and 81 900 600 in specie on
freight.
The George Law las 500 passengers,
brought down bv the Stephens.
The Caiifarn,a news is unimportant.
Acapulco dates Of the 5th Of September
are 10 hand By this arrival.
Alvarez is repo' ted TO Lave entered the
City OF Uyntla, aud was pushing forward
through the Guerrer, intending to march
upon the City OF Mexico.
Tie insurgents had too unsuccessful
engagements with the Government
troops, whowere retiring on the City o'
Mexico.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
TRANcENpEsrALlsM.-Irancen

RAscENpEsrALlsM.-Trancenden-
talism is that spiritual cognoscence of
psychological infragibility connected with
corscien,cnt ademption of incolumbient
spirituality and etherialived connection;
which is derived from profound con-
temptation Of the inegabil'y of those in
cessimable divisions of the more minute
portion Of subdivided PARTICLES Of invisi
bic atoms, that become automatically
,antallable in the circumambulating COM
motion Of ambiloquos volominousness
preposterated in the tecurable phlogis,in
OF refined ideali,y, frequsrably p,o,u-
itous in rendering invisible calomity bra
,onal on the intensest infnisi,udes Of
iabyrin.bctieal obera.ion, palemonal SOM
probability and compos!erated semnoies-
cence, oh. Pickles.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

never do; l must think Of something Q
more decisive. But whala
! recollected having in my youth a,,en-
ded a Staging school for the space of two
evenings, during which / received some
lndistinct notions Of the manner of sing
ing "Old Hundred" Tha, recollection
saved ne.
Without more ado, I began, and did
as well as could. BY the time 60,
through the first line, observed that the
wolves began to look little wild and un.
easy, and-will you believe it, gentle.
men, said the narrator, earnestly, "be.
fore finished, every individual wolf
putting his fore paws up to his ears, scam.
pered away as if the old Jack were atte,
him.
A shout of laughter, both loud and long
followed this narrative, at the end O
which the speaker, who had not stirred q
muscle, gravely continued:
"You see, gentlemen I have beer
frank with you. l did not wish to tax,
advantage of your very kind and com
plimen.ary invitation without forewarn
ing you Of the consequences. If, ahel
what have told you. You are still desir
Gus Of hearing me, l will endeavor t,
give you Old Hundred, which is the onI,
song I know, and to which, for reason.
already given, ieel uncommonly attach
ed"
1t is needless to say tha, he was unan
mously excused.